Replica Dimetrodon Skull Castoridae once considered a subspecies of

once considered a subspecies of the long-beaked common dolphin

25 in measured along outside curve

These herbivores primarily eat grasses

These solitary foragers use their sharp claws and keen sense of smell to dig for insects

berries and small invertebrates

Replica Dimetrodon Skull Castoridae once considered a subspecies ofDimetrodon was an apex predator, among the largest of its day. It grew to up to 9. 8 ft in length. The name Dimetrodon means "two measures of teeth", so named because it had a large skull with two different types of teeth (shearing teeth and sharp canine teeth), unlike reptiles. It walked on four side sprawling legs and had a large tail. Dimetrodon may have moved in a manner similar to present day lizards. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product