Pair of Fossil Extinct Mackerel Shark teeth from Tarrant Co., TX

Species - Leptostyrax macrorhiza - Extinct Mackerel Shark

Size - 0.33" and 0.23" long

Location - Tarrant County, TX

Age - Upper Cretaceous - Appx 100 million years old

Remarks - Embark on a captivating journey through ancient seas with our exclusive Pair of Leptostyrax macrorhiza - Extinct Mackerel Shark teeth, a testament to the mysteries of Earth's past. These remarkable fossils, measuring 0.33" and 0.23" in length, hail from Tarrant County, TX, dating back an astonishing 100 million years to the Upper Cretaceous period. 🦈🕰️

Key Features:

• 🔍 Rare Pair of Leptostyrax macrorhiza Shark Teeth
• 📏 Measurements: 0.33" and 0.23" Long
• 📍 Sourced from Tarrant County, TX
• 🌐 Upper Cretaceous Period (100 Million Years Old)

Dive into the depths of paleontological history as you explore the unique characteristics of Leptostyrax macrorhiza, an extinct Mackerel Shark species that once navigated the ancient waters. With no repair or restoration, these fossils offer an authentic glimpse into the marine life that thrived during a bygone era.

These fossils are more than mere collectibles; they are a connection to a time when Leptostyrax macrorhiza ruled the seas. Add this extraordinary pair to your collection and showcase the fascinating evolution of these ancient sharks.

Shop now at megalodonteeth.com to secure your place in history and own a piece of the Upper Cretaceous period. Elevate your fossil collection with these timeless treasures! 🌊✨

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