Description

Hexanchus agassizi tooth (260216g)

Species: Hexanchus agassizi

Age: Eocene, 55 million years old

Location: Morocco

Formation: Oulad Abdoun Basin

Hexanchus was an ancient species of shark best known for their incredibly unique teeth, which, as you can see resemlpled a saw blade. While small teeth are found semi-often, larger ones like this are rare. Additionally, finding a large one intact and undamaged is even harder, making this an incredible fossil. The flexi frame display case allows you to easily remove the specimen for handling and lets you see both sides without having to remove it from the case at all.

Offer includes a display case and Certificate of Authenticity