An excellent reconstruction of a honking hadrosaur.
Like many dinosaurs, the Gryposaurus was first discovered in Alberta in 1913. This hadrosaur is most easily distinguished by the prominent "Roman nose" or arched nasal. This structure may have served any number of combative or social purposes, including courtship displays, or even housing inflatable air sacs for honking to other members of the herd.
8.5” L x 3.25” H (21.75 x 8.5 cm)
1:35 Scale
Like many dinosaurs, the Gryposaurus was first discovered in Alberta in 1913. This hadrosaur is most easily distinguished by the prominent "Roman nose" or arched nasal. This structure may have served any number of combative or social purposes, including courtship displays, or even housing inflatable air sacs for honking to other members of the herd.
8.5” L x 3.25” H (21.75 x 8.5 cm)
1:35 Scale