Carcharocles Chubutensis Extinct Giant White Shark Tooth Fossil - Collectors Grade 80mm Framed 5 metres - a marvellous

5 metres - a marvellous example illustrating the initial wall of the wing bone and the medullary cavity within the original bedrock

Measuring 254mm in the stand

Heavy minerals cause the burnt umber colouration a byproduct of the heavy concentrations of iron in the region of the fossil bed and typical of this formation

Discovering an ammonite of this calibre

Carcharocles Chubutensis Extinct Giant White Shark Tooth Fossil - Collectors Grade 80mm Framed 5 metres - a marvellousWith excellent preservation, this Carcharocles Chubutensis shark tooth is of the highest quality and grade A+ for the esteemed collector detailing authentic enamel from the distal to mesial side edges which are consistent from the root to the apical tip. STAT Genus: Carcharocles Chubutensis [Extinct Giant White Shark] Age: Miocene epoch Approx 11 15 million years Origin: Pungo River Formation Hertford Co, North Carolina L: 8 CM