Dilophosaurus Long Sleeve T-Shirts

A dilophosaurus displaying its amazing frill!

A cute dilophosaurus that is shiny and sparkly.

A quick design.

Pastel Dilophosaurus

Dilophosaurus - From the Early Jurassic, one of the earliest large predatory dinosaurs in North America.

Coloration based off a cockatiel

A cute little dilophosaurus and triceratops.

A cute dilophosaurus and a sloth.

Fossilized head of a Cretaceous Deinonychus - Unique and 100% original design. A great gift idea for paleontologists Geologists and all fans of dinosaurs.

Part of a series of animal illustrations originally done to widen my daughters vocabulary of Manx Gaelic words

A cute dilophosaurus holding a red strawberry.

A cute blue dilophosaurus eating a blueberry.

A cute little green dilophosaurus wearing a flower on its head.

A cute dilophosaur spitting black acid.

A cute dilophosaurus and brontosaurus.

Dilophosaurus Weterilli

A cute green dilophosaurus covered in green leaves.

A cute purple dilophosaurus eating cherries.

A cute angel dilophosaurus sitting on a cloud.

A cute dilophosaurus eating purple grapes.

A cute red dilophosaurus with a blue cat.

Dilophosaurus: Citrus

A cute blue cat and a green dilophosaurus with neck frills.

The Dilophosaurus is a staple to Isla Nublar’s most famous theme park, but remember to look and don’t touch as this dino is dripping with deadly venom.

A cute sloth and a little dilophosaurus.

Dilophosaurus: Seafoam

Dilophosaurus: Purple

Dilophosaurus: Frost

Dilophosaurus: Savannah

Dilophosaurus: Lavender

Dilophosaurus: Vivid

Dual-crested predator, Jurassic jungle dweller, wielding stealth and lethal precision. Our 'Jurassic Fossils' collection is now enriched with four new species.

A cute Dilophosaurus! Funny design fitting for people who loves dinosars. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift. Design is fitting in time for Dinosaur Day (June 1) and National Fossil Day (October 13)!

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Colorful Dilophosaurus bust.

A new final illustration for my prehistoric series which I may now be calling “Ancient Life.” This here is Dilophosaurus wetherilli, the twin-crested lizard made famous by the first Jurassic Park movie. Unlike it’s movie counterpart, the actual animal was not not quire the small fry that relied on a big frilly threat display and venomous spit to take down it’s prey. Dilophosaurus was about 23 feet long and weighed in at about 880 lbs, which wasn’t huge compared to the carnivorous cousins that would come after it, it was still pretty big and had a long skinny frame that was built for speed. It’s most distinctive feature, it’s dual crest, was most likely used for species identification and attracting mates.