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Shark Teeth Fossils for sale

The Megalodon was a giant shark that lived between 18 million to 1.5 million years ago and was the apex predator of its time. The Megalodon is the largest carnivorous fish known to have existed. The average size of the Megalodon was between 12 & 18 metres.


Title: Megalodon Tooth
Description:
A superb serrated sharks tooth fossil from south carolina america aprrox 12 million years old for every one inch of tooth in length the shark was said to be 12 feet in length that is lucky there not still around today 3.5 inch long.
Age: 12myo
Locality: Georgia, U.S.A.
Price: £65.00
 

Title: Great White Shark Tooth
Description:
A great white sharks tooth fossil from peru serrated good tip good pink blue enamel solid root 1.3/4 long.
Age:
Locality: Peru
Price: £39.00
 

Title: Megalodon Tooth
Description:
A rather large superb Megalodon sharks tooth fossil, from south Carolina cooper river America, serrated to the hilt the tip is amazing the root is great, it really is a wonderfull tooth this is a collectors grade megalodon fossil tooth.this tooth is 6.1/8 inch long.
Age:
Locality: Carolina, U.S.A
Price: £4999.00
 

Title: Megalodon Tooth
Description:
6 inch Megalodon sharks tooth fossil from south carolina america cooper river a superb six tooth still has a good lot of serrations good tip good root an alround superb piece.
Age:
Locality: Carolina, U.S.A.
Price: £499.00
 

Title: Megalodon Tooth
Description:
This is a very large megalodon shark tooth fossil from america it measures 6.1/4 inches long has a fantastic shape it is a very solid tooth that has been polished both sides.
Age:
Locality: Pacific Ocean
Price: £399.00
 

Title: great white sharks tooth fossil

Description:
This is a very serrated great white sharks tooth fossil from chile the tooth is a superb colour tip is very good
Age: approximatly 4 myo
Locality: chile
Price: 49.00
 


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