'BUCKY' is a sub-adult T. rex of the robust (female) morphotype.
The skeleton was discovered in 1998 by its namesake, Bucky Derflinger, a rodeo cowboy and rancher, who was himself a sub-adult at the time of discovery. Black Hills Institute did the excavation in 2001 and 2002.
The skull is a scientific reconstruction which utilized modified casts of DUFFY (another sub-adult T. rex) and other T. rex specimens.
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Age
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Late Cretaceous [~65 MYA]
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Locality
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Hell Creek Formation, Perkins County, South Dakota, USA
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Credit
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The original fossil skeleton and reconstructed skull is on display at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Notes
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May take up to three months for delivery. Check with us to see if an earlier delivery is possible.
Some geographic restrictions apply to sales of this replica.
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Size
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~ 49” l x 29” w x 72” h (124 x 74 x 183 cm) on base (Height on base can be adjusted.)
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Extras
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Crate and packing fees apply. Please contact us for details.
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Catalog PDF
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 BHIGR_BUCKY-Tyrannosaurus.pdf - 1008 KB (requires Adobe Reader 5 or higher)
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Lease Info
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This item is leasable at 10% of listed price per month. See our Lease Program page for more details.
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Price: $7,500.00 |
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