0.51" long Fossil Hexanchus collinsonae - Extinct Sixgill Cow Shark Tooth from Stafford Co., VA - Rare Specimen

Species - Hexanchus collinsonae - Extinct Sixgill Cow Shark

Size - 0.51" long

Location - Stafford Co., VA

Age - Early Eocene - 56 million years old

Remarks - Step back in time with our exclusive 0.51" long Fossil Hexanchus collinsonae, a rare and captivating specimen of the extinct Sixgill Cow Shark. Unearthed from the fossil-rich grounds of Stafford Co., VA, this remarkable tooth offers a unique glimpse into the mysteries of prehistoric marine life.

This carefully curated fossil is not just a rare specimen; it's a gateway to the ancient oceans that once thrived with fascinating creatures. The Hexanchus collinsonae, also known as the Sixgill Cow Shark, was a formidable predator that ruled the depths millions of years ago. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring world of paleontology with this meticulously sourced and authenticated piece, guaranteed to be an authentic representation of Earth's ancient past.

Perfect for collectors, this rare fossil specimen is an ideal addition to any collection. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just beginning your journey into the world of fossils, this Hexanchus collinsonae tooth promises to be a unique and valuable centerpiece.

Explore the educational value of this fossil, using it as a tangible tool to delve into the fascinating narratives of prehistoric marine life. Spark interest in paleontology with this authentic piece that carries the weight of geological history.

Transform your collection and make a statement with our Hexanchus collinsonae tooth. Acquire this rare fossil, a testament to the bygone era of the Sixgill Cow Shark. Own a piece of Stafford Co., VA's fossil discovery and connect with the wonders of Earth's ancient history. Order now to embark on a journey through time!

100% authentic with no repair or restoration. All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer.