Production times may vary. Casts are not always available on hand. Standard production time is 2 months. We will send you an email once your cast has shipped.

The skull is 7 inches in length.

The highest quality 3D scanned and printed cast of the skull bone of Amy the Diplocaulus.

Produced by the world-famous and highly talented Evelyn Vollmer, the exceptional, museum-quality cast preserves the impeccable detail of the teeth and their fine serrations. We’re the only institution selling high-quality Permian casts that are anatomically correct.

Licensed to WMNH® by The Whiteside Museum of Natural History, a portion of the sales goes to further their work.

Diplocaulus Skull

US$300.00

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Diplocaulus was one of the most prolific amphibians During the Permian, sharing the swamps with the freshwater shark, Orthacanthus. They lived a mostly aquatic lifestyle, save for periods of drought that would afflict Permian ecosystems. During long dry periods, Diplocaulus would retreat to their burrows and begin aestivation - prolonged periods of sleep similar to hibernation. Due to the infrequency of rainy seasons, Diplocaulus would sometimes perish in their burrows, perfectly preserved for paleontologists to find 287 million years later.