Item: Scapanorhynchus (Goblin Shark) Tooth

Size: 6 cm

Location: Ben Guerir, Morocco

Age: Maastrichtian (Late Cretaceous, approx. 70-66 million years ago)

This extraordinary 7 cm Scapanorhynchus shark tooth is a rare find from the Maastrichtian age, part of the Late Cretaceous period. Known as the Goblin Shark due to its distinct elongated shape and unique dentition, this specimen hails from the rich fossil beds of Ben Guerir, Morocco, one of the world's most renowned locations for ancient marine fossils.

The tooth's size, impressive 6 cm, is remarkable for the species and highlights the predatory prowess of this ancient shark. It features well-preserved details, including sharp serrations along the crown and a robust root structure, making it an exceptional piece for collectors and enthusiasts.

Perfect for fossil collectors, paleontology enthusiasts, or anyone looking to add an impressive piece of ancient marine history to their collection. This fossil comes with a satisfaction guarantee and can be returned if it doesn't meet your expectations.