Juvenile Lambeosaurus Dinosaur Skull Cast Replica
This replica represents the skull of a juvenile Lambeosaurus, a crested, duck-billed dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous Period. Because this specimen was young, its distinctive hollow, bony crest had not yet fully developed.
The skull is preserved in profile and is flat on the back, with no detail on backside.
Measuring approximately 14 inches long by 10 inches high, it makes an excellent addition to a dinosaur fossil collection, museum display, or educational exhibit.
About Lambeosaurus
Lambeosaurus was a large, plant-eating dinosaur known for its unusual hollow crest, which could grow as large as or larger than the rest of its skull. Scientists believe the crest may have helped produce sounds, enhanced its sense of smell, and played a role in courtship or visual displays. The nostrils extended through the crest.
This dinosaur had a narrow snout ending in a broad, blunt beak. It also had pebbly-textured skin and keen senses of sight and hearing. Its crest may have differed in size between males and females.
Lambeosaurus grew to approximately 30–50 feet long and weighed several tons. Like other duck-billed dinosaurs, it was a herbivore adapted to feeding on vegetation.
Construction & Materials
This detailed skull replica is available in two materials:
Hydrostone — $95: Made from an extra-hard form of plaster, this solid cast has substantial weight comparable to that of a fossil specimen.
Hollow Resin — $195: A lighter-weight alternative suitable for display.
Specifications
Dinosaur: Lambeosaurus
Specimen: Juvenile skull replica
Style: Profile skull, flat on the back
Dimensions: Approximately 14 inches long × 10 inches high
Materials: Hydrostone or hollow resin
Price: $95 in Hydrostone or $195 in hollow resin
A great-looking duck-billed dinosaur skull replica at an excellent price! Perfect for fossil collectors, dinosaur enthusiasts, educators, and museum-style displays.