PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Add a rare and eye-catching piece to your collection with this scientifically accurate replica skull of Boreopterus — a fish-eating pterosaur from the Early Cretaceous of China. With its long, toothy jaws and streamlined profile, this cast offers an exciting glimpse into the life of one of Earth’s earliest aerial predators.
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Product Features:
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Species: Boreopterus cuiae
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Includes: Complete skull replica (upper and lower jaws)
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Material: High-quality, lightweight PLA with hand-painted fossil finish
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Dimensions: Approx. 14–18” (35–45 cm) long
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Display: Freestanding or optional custom base for angled presentation *** Bases in images are for reference only - actual base may differ **
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Modeled from fossils discovered in the Yixian Formation, Liaoning Province, China
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Features elongated jaws lined with closely spaced, needle-like teeth — ideal for catching fish
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A unique and rarely offered pterosaur specimen perfect for collectors, educators, and museums
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Compact but highly detailed — a great addition to any prehistoric skull collection
Perfect for teaching about pterosaur diversity, flight evolution, and Early Cretaceous ecosystems. Boreopterus
