Otodus Shark Tooth In Floating Frame - Morocco

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Found in Morocco - and dates from the  Eocene Era


The tooth measures 4cm from the base of the root to the tip 
  

This fossil set comes in a superb floating display frame which means it can be sat on a desk or window ledge and viewed from ALL sides!

The frame measures 7cm across 

 


 Otodus teeth are always popular and one of my best sellers!
 The shape of the tooth gives an idea of the immense power of this early mackerel shark!
 Otodus was a large mackerel shark that swam the seas between the Eocene-Paleocene Eras - ( roughly 30-50 Million years ago) It attained lengths greater than 10 metres and is thought by many to be related to the Megalodon, the largest shark to ever swim the ocean. Great gift! , A one-of-a-kind collector's piece !

The features of the Otodus species teeth are
 1) - A massive root
2) - Large separate cusplets
3) - A heavy center crown.
This tooth comes boxed and labelled and is ready to give as a gift! - or why not just keep it yourself !!