Rooneyia omomyid, early primate skull Ankylosaurus with a partly uncoiled shell

with a partly uncoiled shell and the aperture directed toward the coiled part

annectens have been preserved in the Frenchman

broad bodies (as evidenced by the wide pelvis of other therizinosaurids)

Significant Clovis finds include the Anzick site in Montana

(Late Jurassic 160-140 million years ago) These limestone beds are the result of a series of islands and shallow lagoons

Rooneyia omomyid, early primate skull Ankylosaurus with a partly uncoiled shellRooneyia is a member of a prosimian primate lineage that dates back approximately 55 million years. Rooneyia was small like other early primates. Only a single specimen of Rooneyia has been discovered, and only the 2 inch skull was preserved. Shipping Included