Very rare 5.56mm wide Fossil Clamydoselachus lawleyi - Extinct Frilled Shark tooth - Siena, Tuscany, Italy

Species - Clamydoselachus lawleyi - Extinct Frilled Shark

Size - 5.56mm wide

Location - Tuscany, Italy

Age - Late Pliocene - Appx 2.5-3 million years old

Remarks - Embark on an extraordinary journey through the depths of Earth's history with our exclusive Very rare, missing center cusp 5.56mm wide Fossil Clamydoselachus lawleyi - Extinct Frilled Shark tooth from Siena, Tuscany, Italy. 🦈🕰️ Discovered in the Late Pliocene layers (2.5-3 million years old), this exceptional specimen offers a glimpse into the ancient seas that once teemed with unique marine life.

Key Features:

🔍 Very Rare, Missing Center Cusp 📏 5.56mm Width 🌎 Sourced from Siena, Tuscany, Italy 🕰️ Late Pliocene Era (2.5-3 million years old) 🧐 Perfect for Discerning Collectors and Enthusiasts

This Fossil Clamydoselachus lawleyi tooth, showcasing a distinctive absence of the center cusp, adds a rare and captivating element to your collection. The Late Pliocene era marked a significant period in Earth's history, and this fossil provides a tangible connection to the prehistoric oceans of Siena, Tuscany, Italy.

Species Information: Clamydoselachus lawleyi, an extinct Frilled Shark species, was known for its unique appearance with frilly gill slits and a primitive charm. As you acquire this fossil, you're not just owning a piece of Earth's ancient past; you're capturing the essence of a fascinating species that once roamed the seas.

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