Rare, Large 0.86" wide Fossil Ptychodus whipplei - Extinct Shellcrushing Shark tooth - Ellis County, TX

Species - Ptychodus whipplei - Extinct Shellcrushing Shark

Size - 0.86" wide

Location - Ellis, TX

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

Remarks - Embark on an extraordinary journey through the ancient seas with our exclusive Rare and large for species 0.86" wide Fossil Ptychodus whipplei - Extinct Shellcrushing Shark tooth from Ellis, TX, dating back to the Upper Cretaceous period, approximately 90 million years old. 🦈🕰️ Unearthed not too far from Ellis County, TX, this petite yet powerful fossil offers a glimpse into the remarkable world of prehistoric marine life.

Key Features:

• 🔍 Rare Specimen from Ellis County, TX
• 📏 Large for species - 0.86" Wide
• 🌎 Upper Cretaceous Era (90 Million Years Old)
• 🦴 Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts

Ptychodus whipplei, with its distinct shell-crushing adaptations, was a fascinating predator of its time. This species, known for its broad dental plates, played a crucial role in the ancient marine ecosystem. As you acquire this rare fossil, you're not just owning a piece of history; you're connecting with the incredible evolutionary tale of an apex predator.

100% authentic and meticulously curated, this fossil comes with all known geographical information for a comprehensive collector's experience. Dive deep into the mysteries of Texas prehistoric past and add this unique find to your collection.

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