Galeocerdo latidens (tiger shark † ) - teeth - Set #6

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The set consists of two well-preserved teeth from Galeocerdo latidens. The teeth are in excellent condition and have an edge length of approximately 1 centimeter. Galeocerdo latidens was an early tiger shark of the Eocene epoch and is considered one of the first representatives of its genus. It is mainly documented by fossil teeth and stands at the beginning of the evolution of tiger sharks, which still live in the world's oceans today.

Species:      Galeocerdo latidens (Family: Galeocerdonidae, Genus: Galeocerdo)
Age:             approx. 59.2 - 11.6 million years old (Paleocene - Middle Miocene)
Location:    Tallahatta Formation near Andalusia-Alabama/USA
Weight:       1 g
Condition: 100% genuine and natural, No repairs or restorations