Species - Clamydoselachus sp. - Extinct Frilled Shark
Size- 8 mm wide (approx)
Location- Japan
Age- Late Cretaceous - Appx 86-89 million years old
Remarks- EXTREMELY RARE (we have only ever seen this one example from here), 8mm wide Fossil Clamydoselachus sp.- Extinct Frilled Shark tooth in matrix from Japan. This beautiful tooth is missing one cusp and sits in natural matrix that has been broken and glued. Chlamydoselachus teeth from any location are some of the rarest teeth in the fossil shark world as they were/are an extremely deep ocean species and there's not a lot of those deposits in existence. But this one from the Cretaceous AND Japan is just one of the great rarities we've ever offered.
Key Features:
🔍 Very Rare, Missing 1 Cusp
📏 8mm Width
🌎 Sourced from Japan
🕰️ Late Cretaceous Era (86-89) million years old)
🧐 Perfect for Discerning Collectors and Enthusiasts
Species Information: Clamydoselachus is the Frilled Shark species and is known for its unique appearance with frilly gill slits and a primitive charm.
