In Matrix, Fossil Mackerel Shark Tooh + bonus teeth from Edgemont, South Dakota - Rare Specimen

Species - Cretodus crassidens - Extinct Mackerel Shark

Size - Matrix 4.27" x  2.88" Tooth 2.31"

Location - Edgemont, South Dakota

Age - Late Cretaceous - Appx 86-90 million years old

Remarks - Explore the past with our rare find: a MASSIVE 2.31" Fossil Cretodus crassidens- Mackerel Shark Tooth in Matrix from Edgemont, South Dakota. About as large an example of this species as you'll ever see. This unique specimen showcases the ancient world with its impressive size and rarity. Discover the intricacies of an extinct species, enhanced by the bonus Ptychodus Shell Crushing shark teeth included in this matrix.

Key Features:

• Large 2.31" Fossil Cretodus crassidens Shark Tooth
• Preserved in Matrix from Edgemont, South Dakota
• Bonus Teeth Included in the Matrix
• Rare and Unique Specimen

100% authentic with minor glue repair. All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer.

Uncover the mysteries of prehistoric oceans and enhance your collection with this extraordinary find. Perfect for fossil enthusiasts and collectors, this rare specimen is a testament to Earth's history. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of ancient marine life. Dive into the past today!