Acantholipan Gonzalezi Dinosaur figurine 3D print model

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Scientists Discover Fossil of Ancient Dinosaur Species, Uncovered in Mexico 85 Million Years Ago. Excavated remains unearthed eight years ago in Coahuila are now shedding light on a previously unknown dinosaur species that once inhabited Mexico, dating back to 85 million years ago. Researchers at the Coahuilas Desert Museum and other esteemed institutions from Chiapas and Germany have spent nearly a decade meticulously examining fossils and bone fragments unearthed in Ocampo's northwestern region of the state. They conclude that Acantholipan gonzalezi, belonging to the nodosaurus family, holds distinction as the oldest dinosaur discovery in the Coahuila region. Preliminary studies on bones reveal evidence that this juvenile creature likely died in a nearby river before being carried further by the current and subsequently deposited along what was then the coastline. Researchers assert their theory after nearly eight years of unwavering dedication to this fossilized find. Following thorough analysis, a collective team of renowned paleontologists agreed that the preserved remains sufficiently differ from other species found within the same time period to warrant its classification as Acantholipan gonzalezi - even though a comprehensive skeleton is lacking. The sizeable animal weighed nearly 600 kilograms and stretched roughly three-and-a-half meters long when young, but was projected to reach adult lengths of up to six meters when fully grown. Detailed Technical Specifications are Available Below: - 3D STL File Scaled to 15cm Maximum Length * Prepared Without Supporting Stand at 1-mill Polycount Resolution * Generated With Optional Stand Included at 1.05 mill Polycount Resolution Prepared and Ready for Immediate Printing