Collection: Otodus obliquus Fossil Shark Teeth

Authentic Otodus obliquus fossil shark teeth. These genuine prehistoric shark teeth originate from Paleocene marine deposits and represent one of the earliest members of the Otodus shark lineage.

Otodus obliquus lived approximately 60 million years ago and is considered an early relative of later giant sharks such as Otodus megalodon. Its teeth are easily recognized by their triangular crown and distinctive side cusps.

About Otodus obliquus

An Early Giant Predatory Shark

Otodus obliquus was a large predatory shark that lived during the Paleocene Epoch. It belonged to a lineage of sharks that would later give rise to some of the most famous prehistoric predators of the Cenozoic oceans.

Fossil teeth are the most common remains of prehistoric sharks because cartilage skeletons rarely fossilize. As a result, teeth play a central role in understanding the diversity and evolution of ancient shark species.

Distinctive Tooth Characteristics

Teeth of Otodus obliquus are typically characterized by a broad triangular crown and a pair of small side cusps. These features distinguish them from the teeth of later species in the Otodus lineage.

Fossil Deposits

Otodus obliquus teeth are found in marine sedimentary deposits that preserve a variety of ancient marine organisms. These deposits provide valuable information about early Cenozoic ocean ecosystems.

For Collectors and Education

Otodus obliquus teeth are popular with fossil collectors and educators because they represent an important stage in shark evolution. Each specimen is individually photographed so you receive the exact fossil shown.

Authenticity

Authenticity and Transparency

All fossils in this collection are genuine natural specimens formed through geological processes over millions of years. We do not sell replicas or artificially manufactured fossils.

Each specimen is individually photographed so you receive the exact item shown. Any stabilization or conservation work, if present, is clearly disclosed in the individual product description.

Otodus obliquus Fossil Shark Teeth