Collection: Hexanchus microdon Fossil Teeth

Discover fossil teeth attributed to Hexanchus microdon, an extinct sixgill cow shark from the Paleocene deposits near Oued Zem, Morocco. The lower teeth are especially distinctive, with a broad root and a comb like row of multiple pointed cusps adapted for gripping and cutting prey.

These authentic shark teeth offer a fascinating glimpse into the marine ecosystems that existed shortly after the extinction of the non avian dinosaurs. Each specimen is individually selected and naturally unique in shape, colour and preservation.

Explore the collection and add a remarkable Paleocene shark fossil to your collection.