Xenoceratops poster Size:12×16 The desmostylian Paleoparadoxia decorates this

The desmostylian Paleoparadoxia decorates this genderless t-shirt that shows your intense love for the Miocene Epoch

with a heavy build and a massive stabbing beak

I Love Fossils

Multi-purpose sticky backing allows the weather resistant sticker to be placed on anything and then easily removed and restuck anywhere

Its plates were likely used as visual recognition and additionally to regulate its body temperature

Xenoceratops poster Size:12×16 The desmostylian Paleoparadoxia decorates thisBy Andrey Atuchin Xenoceratops lived in the coastal plains of Alberta, Canada, 78 million years ago. Its name, meaning foreign horned face, refers to the lack of horned dinosaurs in the region. 10 mil thick Slightly glossy Fingerprint resistant