Phiomia serridens Variant:Primed where it coexisted with other

where it coexisted with other herbivorous dinosaurs and medium-sized predators

Scale 1:20 - 94 x 32 x 58 mm H

Taphonomic evidence indicates the possible existence of gregarious behavior

1:35 scale - 3-piece assembly kit

although extinct for hundreds of millions of years

Phiomia serridens Variant:Primed where it coexisted with otherPhiomia serridens was a primitive proboscidean from the Late Oligocene, which lived approximately 3730 million years ago in North Africa, especially in what is now Egypt. It represents an intermediate evolutionary phase in the early radiation of elephantiforms, showing a combination of archaic traits and characteristics that anticipate the morphology of modern elephants. It was a medium sized animal, with a body length of approximately 2. 53 meters