3.0 cm grey tooth with rock residue

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Description

3.0 cm grey tooth with rock residue

The 3.0 cm large fossil tooth of the tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier) has a grey enamel and sharp serration, as well as a relatively broad light grey root. The black dental ligament is still well preserved. There are still white remains of rock on the whole tooth.

Species:   Galeocerdo cuvier (Familie:Galeocerdonidae , Gattung:Galeocerdo)
Age:     ca. 2 – 5 million years Jahre (Pliocene)
Location:  Southeast of the USA
Weight:    4 g
Condition:100% genuine and natural, no repairs and no restorations