Size of cast in length: 6 inch/15.24 cm
This tibia is a left.
 
Dimetrodon is a carnivorous Eupelycosaur that lived during the Permian Period, between 290 and 270 million years ago, which makes them older than Dinosaurs by more than 50 million years. Dimetrodon is a primitive synapsid, which today includes mammals. Seymour, Texas is one of the best places in the world to find fossils of Dimetrodon.
Produced by WMNH, the exceptional, museum-quality casts preserves the impeccable detail of the teeth and their fine serrations and bone detail. We are offering high-quality Permian casts from the red beds in Seymour, Texas.
 
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All casts are made from Whiteside Museum specimens.