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Fossil Shark Tooth Otodus obliquus Large Fossil Shark from North Africa
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 70.000 x 40.000 x 30.000mm
- Weight (cts)
- 125.000
- Treatment
- No Treatment
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- Specimen
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Dive into the world of prehistoric giants with Otodus shark teeth! These impressive fossils offer a window into a bygone era, spanning millions of years.
Hallmarks of an Otodus Shark Tooth:
Size Matters: Otodus teeth are large and triangular, a testament to the shark’s power.
Smooth Cutting Edges: Imagine the sheer force behind these predators’ bites.
Cusps on the Root: These visible bumps on the root add a unique detail to the tooth.
The “Ear” That Tells a Story: Look for the distinctive ear-shaped cusplets flanking the crown – a signature Otodus feature.
A Global Predator:
Found worldwide in marine fossils, Otodus teeth hint at their extensive presence across the globe.
Dating from the Paleocene to Pliocene epochs (66 million to 5 million years ago), they were prominent predators for a vast stretch of time.
Own a Piece of Prehistoric History:
Otodus shark teeth are a captivating addition to any fossil collection. Start your prehistoric adventure today and explore the world of these remarkable giants!
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 70.000 x 40.000 x 30.000 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 125.000
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Type
- Specimen
- Colours
-
Dive into the world of prehistoric giants with Otodus shark teeth! These impressive fossils offer a window into a bygone era, spanning millions of years.
Hallmarks of an Otodus Shark Tooth:
Size Matters: Otodus teeth are large and triangular, a testament to the shark’s power.
Smooth Cutting Edges: Imagine the sheer force behind these predators’ bites.
Cusps on the Root: These visible bumps on the root add a unique detail to the tooth.
The “Ear” That Tells a Story: Look for the distinctive ear-shaped cusplets flanking the crown – a signature Otodus feature.
A Global Predator:
Found worldwide in marine fossils, Otodus teeth hint at their extensive presence across the globe.
Dating from the Paleocene to Pliocene epochs (66 million to 5 million years ago), they were prominent predators for a vast stretch of time.
Own a Piece of Prehistoric History:
Otodus shark teeth are a captivating addition to any fossil collection. Start your prehistoric adventure today and explore the world of these remarkable giants!
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