Turtle: Trionyx, green river turtle with bite marks #1383 replica Oviraptor The defining feature of Baryonyx

The defining feature of Baryonyx was the massive thumb claw on each hand

This is the right foot cast by Roger Patterson and Bob the day of the filming of the sasquatch in 1967

Their skulls are less massive than the males

Color is off white

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Turtle: Trionyx, green river turtle with bite marks #1383 replica Oviraptor The defining feature of BaryonyxTrionyx, green river turtle with bite marks #1383 replica TRIONYX is an extremely rarte soft shell turtle. The original of this specimen was found at 7200 feet elevation in the Green River formation. Located near Kemmerer, Wyoming. Complete articulated specimen such as this one are EXTREMELY RARE. Trionyx is a soft shelled aquatic turtle which still lives today but dates back to the Jurassic age. Modern trionychid turtles are found today in North