Otodus Obliquus Fossil Shark Teeth

9.5"/240mm x 8"/ 200mm
3.5"/90mm deep

Weight
5Kg Approximately



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Description

Otodus Obliquus Remains, Large fossilized Teeth from the Extinct Mackerel Shark of the Cretaceous, the Otodus Obliquus.

Condition Report

The teeth have been minimally prepared to stand out and expose away from the natural bedrock, to reveal their fine sharp tips and complete roots.

The majority of the teeth still complete with cusps. The enamel and patina is in good condition.

All the teeth are associated from one host shark and are extremely sharp and of good size

Genus

Otodus Obliquus Sp.

Other Nomenclature

Lamna oblique or obliqua / Extinct Giant Mackerel Shark

Geological Age

Cenozoic Era, Tertiary; Paleogene subperiod, Palaeocene epoch [61 mya]

Location

Phosphate Deposits, Khouribga Formation, Morocco, North Africa