A collection of 5 large matching Otodus shark teeth, dating from approximately 66 million to 5 million years ago, spanning the Paleocene to Miocene epochs. This prehistoric shark is known for its distinctive “ear-shaped” teeth structure, giving the genus its name.

The teeth were collected from the same geological layer and share similar mineral composition formed through millions of years of fossilisation.

Details:

• Species: Otodus shark

• Age: 66–5 million years (Paleocene–Miocene)

• Quantity: 5 teeth

• Size reference: approx. 2 inch class specimens

• Collection from same layer

• Similar mineral composition

• As per images

A strong prehistoric fossil collection with added wearable bonus piece, ideal for collectors or display.

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