Posterior/lateral 1.20" Carcharocles sokolowi (auriculatus) Shark Tooth Fossil - Kazakhstan

Species - Carcharocles sokolowi (auriculatus)

Size - 1.20" long

Location -Tuzbair, Mangyshlak Kazakhstan

Age - Mid-Late Eocene  - Appx 40-43 million years old

Remarks - Discover a piece of prehistoric marvel with our lateral/posterior 1.20" long Fossil Carcharocles auriculatus Shark Tooth from Central Kazakhstan! This rare gem hails from the Mid-Late Eocene era and measures just 1.20 making it a unique addition to any fossil collection. Unearthed from the depths of Kazakhstan, this fossilized treasure is an uncommon find and a true testament to the ancient marine world.

This particular specimen is not just a fossil; it's a piece of history. Sourced from an old collection, this tooth hasn't seen the light of day in years, making it an exclusive opportunity for avid collectors and enthusiasts. Its compact size adds to its allure, showcasing the intricate details of this ancient predator.

Don't miss your chance to own a genuine piece of the past. Add this Carcharocles sokolowi (auriculatus) Shark Tooth to your collection today and marvel at the mysteries of the early Eocene era. Hurry, as this rare find won't stay in stock for long!

Key Features:

• Lateral/ Posterior 1.20" long Carcharocles sokolowi (auriculatus) shark tooth
• Origin: Kazakhstan
  
• Rarity: Uncommon specimen, sourced from an old collection
• Exclusive Opportunity: Haven't been on the market in years
• Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of prehistoric artifacts

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

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