Set of 3 fossil teeth of a Carcharinus sp. from Morocco

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Set of 3 fossil teeth of a Carcharinus sp. from Morocco

The set consists of 3 fossil teeth of a Carcharhinus sp. (grey sharks) with a length between 2.2 and 1.9 cm. All teeth have a recognisable, partly sharp serration and different beige to reddish colourings. The best-known representatives of the grey sharks are the bull shark, grey reef shark and black shark. These shark species still exist today and grow up to 4.5 metres long.

Species: Carcharhinus sp. (Order: Carcharhiniformes; Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem Shark))
Age: ca. 38 - 33.9 million years (Eocene - Priabonium)
Location: Dahkla - Western Sahara / Morocco
Weight: 2 g
Condition: 100% genuine and natural, no repairs and no restorations