Species - Edestus heinrichi - Extinct Eugeneodont shark
Size- 7.34" long
Location- Southern Illinois
Age- Late Pennsylvanian - Appx 300-310 million years old
Remarks- Exceedingly rare to find for sale this is a beautiful partial jaw from this extremely unusual species. The jaw contains three teeth, and has been professionally prepared to show the amazing details of this fossil. 100% natural with absolutely NO RESTORATION so it's an incredible find. The end of the jaw with no teeth has been broken and re-attached with glue, however.
One of the fossil world's most desirable shark fossils and also known as the "Scissor-Tooth Shark". This rare specimen, 300 million years old, is a testament to prehistoric marvels. Unearthed from Southern Illinois, it showcases the remarkable Edestus shark's unique and very desirable jaw structure with teeth.
Key Features:
Genuine 7.34" Fossil Edestus Shark Jaw w/Teeth
Origin: Southern Illinois
Rare Specimen from 300 Million Years Ago
100% authentic with no restoration and minimal and non-intrusive glue repair. All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer.
This extraordinary find offers collectors a unique glimpse into Earth's ancient past. With its rare status and historical significance, it's a coveted addition to any collection. Dive into history with this remarkable Edestus heinrichi Shark Jaw - a true gem for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
