Length (cm) | Length (in) | Description |
< 2 cm | < 0.8" | Micro fossils, ideal for detailed work, pendants, or mini-box displays |
2 – 3 cm | 0.8 – 1.2" | Very small specimen, perfect for jewelry or kids' collections |
3 – 5 cm | 1.2 – 2" | Pocket-sized, easy to handle and store |
5 – 8 cm | 2 – 3.1" | Standard collection size |
8 – 12 cm | 3.1 – 4.7" | Noticeable size, great for display cases |
12 – 18 cm | 4.7 – 7.1" | Large, detailed, impressive on shelves |
18+ cm | 7.1"+ | Rare, heavy pieces for advanced collectors or museums |
Prehistoric Shark Tooth Striatolamia macrota (Lamia) 2.7cm x 2.6cm x 0.9cm
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🦈 Fossil Shark Tooth – Striatolamia macrota
📏 Dimensions: 2.7 cm (height) x 2.6 cm (width) x 0.9 cm (depth)
⚖️ Weight: 4 grams
🌍 Origin: Khouribga, Morocco
🕰️ Age: Paleocene – Eocene (approx. 60 to 45 million years ago)
🧳 Comes with a black presentation pouch
💎 A True Witness of Ancient Seas
This beautifully preserved fossil tooth belonged to Striatolamia macrota, a prehistoric shark that ruled the oceans over 50 million years ago 🌊. Discovered in the renowned phosphate deposits of Khouribga, Morocco, this piece showcases a sharp triangular shape, natural striations, and stunning preservation 🧬.
🔍 Why Choose This Fossil Tooth?
✅ Guaranteed Authenticity – 100% natural, no restoration
✅ Perfect for Collectors 🦴 – A rare and aesthetic marine fossil
✅ Ideal for Decoration or Educational Use 📚
✅ Hold a Piece of Earth's History ⏳
🧠 Scientific Significance
Fossilized teeth of Striatolamia macrota provide valuable insights into:
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🍽️ Prehistoric Shark Diets – Adapted for catching and slicing through fish and marine life
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🌐 Ancient Marine Environments – Found in rich, marine sediment layers
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🔁 Ecosystem Dynamics – Evidence of sharks’ dominant role in ancient food chains
📌 Did You Know?
Shark teeth are among the most common fossils due to their composition of hard enamel 🦷. While their cartilaginous skeletons rarely fossilize, their teeth survive for millions of years in excellent condition.
🎁 A Unique Gift Idea
Whether for a science lover, a fossil collector, or someone looking for a unique and meaningful decorative item, this fossilized shark tooth is a natural treasure full of mystery and charm ✨.
🌟 Add a real piece of prehistoric ocean life to your collection with this Striatolamia macrota tooth – a fossil as fascinating as it is beautiful.
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