Dimetrodon BorealBlep
Design and sold byNelvana" You may have heard of the dimetrodon, but did you know Dimetrodon Borealis was the first to be found? Part of the lower jawbone was discovered in Prince Edward Island in Canada, but due to the time period and the size of the specimin, it was misidentified as a dinosaur. It would only be after the dimetrodon was classified as a synapsid through other species that Borealis would be properly documented with its family. And now it can blep as a sticker! "
$5.00
Size51mm x 41mm
MaterialDie Cut Coated Paper Matte
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