Everything Dinosaur team members are expecting to hear news of their latest shipment of Haolonggood dinosaur models.  The vessel carrying our shipment should be docking at the port this week.  We should be getting these exciting new figures delivered to our warehouse in about seven days or so.  Perhaps they will arrive sooner.  The shipment contains several new Haolonggood scale models including the Haolonggood Camarasaurus models.

The new for 2024 Haolonggood Camarasaurus models. Peng Qi is on the left in the photograph and Han Tao is on the right.

Two New Haolonggood Camarasaurus Models

The two, new for late 2024 Haolonggood Camarasaurus models will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur soon.  These dinosaurs measure around forty-five centimetres in length.  The head height is twenty-one centimetres.  Haolonggood has a declared a scale of 1:35 for their Camarasaurus figures.  Peng Qi is the name of the predominantly green coloured model, whilst Han Tao is the name of the brown coloured Camarasaurus.

To view the range of Haolonggood figures in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Haolonggood Prehistoric Animal Figures.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Sue and I are looking forward to the arrival of these two new Camarasaurus replicas.  In total, we have ten new Haolonggood figures arriving.  In addition, we will be stocking their popular Spinosaurus models for the first time.”

Two beautiful 1:35 scale Camarasaurus dinosaur models. The green coloured figure is known as Peng Qi, whilst the brown coloured model on the right is called Han Tao. Each model measures 45 cm long and the head height is approximately 21 cm.

The Camarasaurus Genus

Fossils of this sauropod are known from the Morrison Formation of the western United States. An enormous amount of Camarasaurus fossil material has been found. It is regarded as the most abundant sauropod known to date from the Morrison.  Its fossils are associated with a number of Morrison Formation members.

The Camarasaurus genus currently contains four valid species. Camarasaurus lentus, Camarasaurus grandis, Camarasaurus lewisi and the type species Camarasaurus supremus. The largest species and geologically the youngest is C. supremus. Palaeontologists have estimated that this plant-eating dinosaur measured over twenty metres in length. The fossils of Camarasaurus supremus are associated with the youngest member of the Morrison Formation – the Brushy Basin Member.

It was named and scientifically described by the American palaeontologist Edward Drinker Cope (1877). The scientific description of the Camarasaurus genus occurred at the height of the infamous “bone wars” between Cope and his bitter rival Othniel Charles Marsh.

Customers who purchase the Haolonggood Camarasaurus models will be sent a free Everything Dinosaur Camarasaurus fact sheet.

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