Fossil Details:

• Origin: Phosphate deposits, Morocco

• Age: Late Cretaceous (~70-100 million years ago)

• Condition: Excellent preservation, showcasing serrations and natural wear

• Coloration: Creamy white to butterscotch tones typical of Moroccan fossil deposits
  
  This unique set features six fossilized shark teeth from Morocco, representing a stunning array of prehistoric shark species. Each tooth in this collection has been carefully selected for its excellent preservation, showcasing intricate details and natural coloration ranging from creamy whites to warm butterscotch tones. This set offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse marine ecosystems of the ancient world.

  Included Fossil Shark Teeth:

  • Physogaleus secundus – An extinct species of requiem shark with serrated teeth perfect for cutting prey.

  • Squalicorax coupi – Known as the "Crow Shark," a scavenger from the Late Cretaceous with sharp, curved teeth.

  • Pathologic Teeth – Rare, deformed teeth that provide insight into shark development and injuries.

  • Weltonia ancistrodon – A rare species with elongated, finely serrated teeth.