Description

These shark teeth from Morocco are an excellent quality. Each tooth is complete, with two cusps (the little side teeth).

Fossil Sharks Tooth
Otodus obliquus.
50 million years old.
Eocene epoch.
Oued Zem, Khouribga Phosphate deposits, Morocco.

Related to both the contemporary Great White Shark and the extinct Carcharocles megalodon. These teeth are sourced from Morocco, the colour matching the soil/rock in the vast phosphate mines from which they’re dug. Sharks are mostly cartilage, so teeth and vertebrae are the only fossilised remains.

Length approx. 4 – 5 cm

The fossils are boxed. Ideal for your collection… or superb gifts for the geologist in your life!

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Please note each fossil is unique. Colours and patterns will differ with each piece. If you would like a selection to choose from, please get in touch.