Tlatolophus galorum is a sauropod dinosaur belonging to the hadrosaur group, which lived during the Cretaceous period approximately 73 million years ago, during the Campanian, in what is now Mexico.
This herbivore stood out for its impressive fan-shaped cranial crest, which resembles the silhouette of an inverted guitar.
With a moderate size, it reached approximately 8 meters in length. Its fossil remains include parts of the skull, such as the jaw and crest, which have allowed scientists to reconstruct its unique appearance. The crest of Tlatolophus galorum is particularly distinctive, with an elaborate design suggesting possible social or display functions.
Approximate measurements of Tlatolophus:
This herbivore stood out for its impressive fan-shaped cranial crest, which resembles the silhouette of an inverted guitar.
With a moderate size, it reached approximately 8 meters in length. Its fossil remains include parts of the skull, such as the jaw and crest, which have allowed scientists to reconstruct its unique appearance. The crest of Tlatolophus galorum is particularly distinctive, with an elaborate design suggesting possible social or display functions.
Approximate measurements of Tlatolophus:
- 1:35 scale Two-piece assembly kit
- Length 220mm
- Height 81mm
- Snout-tail length 228 mm
- 1:20 scale Two-piece assembly kit
- Length 387mm
- Height 141mm
- Snout-tail length 400 mm
