Species - Jaekelotodus trigonalis - Extinct Sand Tiger Shark
Size- 1.54" long
Location- Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan
Age- Middle Eocene - Appx 40-43 million years old
Remarks- 🌊 Explore a fascinating piece of ancient history with our impressive, cusped 1.54" long Fossil Jaekelotodus trigonalis - Extinct Sand Tiger Shark Tooth from Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan! This fossil originates from the Late Eocene epoch, approximately 40 million years ago, offering a rare glimpse into the marine life of Earth's distant past. Impeccably preserved and 100% authentic with no repair or restoration, it stands as a true testament to the natural world's evolution.
1.54" Long in size.
Nice Quality cusped tooth
100% Authentic with no repair or restoration
Immerse yourself in Earth's ancient marine heritage with our 1.54" Fossil Jaekelotodus trigonalis - Extinct Sand Tiger Shark Tooth. Secure this remarkable fossil today and enrich your collection with a piece of natural history that transcends time! 🌊🦈
