Species - Carcharodon hubbelli - Transitional Great White Shark
Size - 1.67" long
Location - Oceanside, California
Age - Early Pliocene- Appx 4 million years old
Remarks - Rarely offered 1.67" fossilized Transitional Great White Shark - Carcharodon Hubelli Tooth from a unique land site in Oceanside, California. Teeth from this location are very scarce on the market and always in demand. This very rare tooth also shows the evolutionary link between Isurus hastalis and Carcharodon carcharias with only partially serrated cutting edges. Extremely cool tooth!
Key Features:
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Rare Location: Unearthed from Oceanside, CA, this tooth is only rarely seen.
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Size: 1.67" Long
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Color: Beautiful light blue gray crown with a brown root. Sharp serrations.
100% authentic with no repair or restoration. All relevant geographical information will be provided to the buyer.
About the Transitional Great White and Fossilized Great White Teeth
Carcharodon hubbelli is the scientific name for the Transitional Great White, one of the most iconic marine predators in history and ancestor to the modern Great White.
To learn more about the fascinating evolution of the Great White, check out our in-depth guide by Steve Alter:
Evolution of the Great White – Easy Guide Modern Great Whites are protected species, but fossilized Great White teeth—like the one offered here—are millions of years old and completely legal to own or collect.
At megalodonteeth.com, we specialize in authentic fossil teeth for sale, including genuine Megalodon teeth, Great White teeth, and other prehistoric species. Each specimen tells a story of ancient oceans, evolution, and the power of nature’s design.
