Rare Upper lateral 1.05" long Fossil Hexanchus gigas - Sixgill Cow Shark tooth from Sacaco, Peru

Key Features:

• Rare Upper Specimen
• 1.05" Length
• Sourced from Sacaco, Peru
• Pliocene Epoch (3 Million Years Old)

Hexanchus gigas, commonly known as the Sixgill Cow Shark, was a formidable predator of the deep seas during the Pliocene era. Recognized by its unique hexagonal-shaped teeth, this species played a crucial role in the ecological balance of its time. 

Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts seeking rare and unique finds. This Sixgill Cow Shark tooth is 100% authentic, with no repair or restoration, and all known geographical information will be provided to you.

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