Palaeocarcharodon orientalis Fossil Shark Tooth in Large Deep Box Frame

Frame: 5" x 7" = 12,7 cm x 17,8 cm
Mount: 350 Grams premium paper with shown design
Tooth size: approx. 1" = 2,5 cm
Location: Oued Zem, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco.
Age: Paleocene (~60 million years)
Condition: Razor sharp! nice serrations

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Please note that as this is a natural product, variations in color, size, and pattern are inherent to each piece.

Several paleontologists identifying it as a potential ancestor to both the modern Great White Shark. This specimen showcases the characteristic serrated edges that would define later species, though notably more irregular than the refined, uniform serrations of contemporary white sharks. These asymmetrical cutting edges are typical for this ancient predator.

Please note that as this is a natural product, variations in color, size, and pattern are inherent to each piece.

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