Rare 1.16" Extinct Petalodont Shark Tooth- Texas - 300 million years old

Species - Petalodus ohioensis - Extinct Petalodont Shark

Size - 1.16" long

Location - Coleman County, Texas

Age - Late Pennsylvanian - Appx 300-310 million years old

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🦈 Dive into history with this Very Rare 1.16" Petalodus ohioensis - Extinct Petalodont Shark Tooth from Coleman County, Texas! 🌎 Dating back to the Late Pennsylvanian period, approximately 300-310 million years old, this fossilized treasure is a true testament to the ancient oceans.

Crafted by nature over millennia, each tooth tells a story of a bygone era when colossal sharks roamed the seas. 🌊 This remarkable specimen hails from Coleman County, Texas, making it a rare find for any fossil enthusiast or collector.

🔍 Our carefully curated collection ensures authenticity and quality, guaranteeing that you're acquiring a genuine piece of history. Whether you're a seasoned paleontologist or a casual admirer of the prehistoric, this Petalodus ohioensis tooth is sure to captivate your imagination.

🔎 Highlights:

• Very rare Petalodus ohioensis species
• Extinct Petalodont Shark Tooth
• Originates from Coleman County, Texas
• Late Pennsylvanian period (300-310 million years old)
• Authenticity and quality assured
• 100% authentic with no repair or restoration . All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer.

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