0.22" wide Fossil Hexanchus microdon - Extinct Sixgill Cow Shark Tooth from Hornby Island, Canada - Rare Specimen

Species - Hexanchus microdon - Extinct Sixgill Cow Shark

Size - 0.22" long

Location - Hornby Island, Canada

Age - Upper Cretaceous - 70-75 million years old

Remarks - Discover rarity with our 0.22" wide Fossil Hexanchus microdon - Extinct Sixgill Cow Shark SYMPHYSEAL Tooth from Hornby Island, Canada. Minimal damage otherwise this could be a $1,000 specimen! This rare specimen offers a unique glimpse into prehistoric marine life. With its distinct features and rich history, it's a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts.

Key Features:

• Rare 0.22" Fossil Hexanchus microdon Shark Tooth
• Extinct Sixgill Cow Shark Species
• Discovered in Hornby Island, Canada
• Unique Addition for Collectors

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

Unearth the past and own a piece of history. This exclusive fossil promises a fascinating journey into ancient oceans. Limited stock available, so secure your rare Hexanchus microdon shark tooth today and enhance your collection with this extraordinary find.