A collection of 5 large matching Otodus shark teeth, dating back approximately 66 million years to the Paleocene era. These prehistoric teeth come from the extinct Otodus shark, known for its distinctive “ear-shaped” tooth structure.

The teeth were collected from the same layer and share similar mineral composition from long-term fossilisation in the same geological environment.

Important Note:
Some of the teeth in this collection have been restored and stabilised to preserve their structure and appearance.

Details:

• Species: Otodus shark

• Age: Approx. 66 million years

• Quantity: 5 teeth

• Fossil collection lot

• Similar matrix / same layer recovery

• Some teeth restored for stability and display

• As per images

A striking prehistoric collection, ideal for fossil collectors, display, or educational use.

NO RESERVE – Bid with confidence