Paranthropus Boisei Keychain

Paleontologists and anthropologists of the world, look at this! This keyring accurately depicts Paranthropus (or Austrolapithecus) boisei, which was discovered at Olduvai gorge by famed paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey in 1959. This species is nicknamed "nutcracker man" due to its large, powerful mandible. This Paranthropus boisei skull is accurately reproduced from nature and is painstakingly hand carved and cast in small right here in the good old USA out of genuine pewter. This is no cheap mass-produced item, but an unusual and beautiful collector's item sure to make a great gift for the paleontologist in your life.
 
weight: 20g
size: 2.8cm