Rare, in Matrix 0.93" Extinct Petalodont Shark Tooth- Texas - 300 million years old

Species - Petalodus allegheniensis - Extinct Petalodont Shark

Size - 0.93" long, Matrix: 1.58" x 1.59"

Location - Coleman County, Texas

Age - Late Pennsylvanian - Appx 300-320 million years old

Remarks - Rarely offered, in Matrix 0.93" Petalodus allegheniensis - 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.

Petalodus was one of the more bizarre sharks in a time where almost all sharks could have been considered bizarre. The uniquely shaped teeth are among the most desirable among the Paleozoic collectors. This beautiful tooth shows amazing preservation and coloration. 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 allegheniensis tooth is sure to captivate your imagination.

🔎 Highlights:

• Very rare Petalodus allegheniensis species
• Extinct Petalodont Shark Tooth
• Originates from Coleman County, Texas
• Late Pennsylvanian period (300-320 million years old)
• Authenticity and quality assured
• 100% authentic with no repair or restoration .
• All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer.

Don't miss the chance to own a piece of ancient history! Add this stunning Petalodont Shark Tooth to your collection today. 🌟 #FossilFriday #Paleontology #SharkTooth #Petalodus #TexasFossils #PrehistoricTreasure 🌿