→ 8.4cm long x 5.4 cm wide Otudus Obliqus teeth. It is a very beautiful, slightly curved, long Otudus Obliqus teeth with unsymmetrical root, characteristic un-serrated profile and highly pointed tip with prominent side cusps. It looks very beautiful when viewed from the side as if its a eagle beak. This teeth is from front & bit on the side of the Otudus Obliqus jaw as front teeth are more pointed with the main function of piercing the flesh of the prey while the mid jaw teeth are more curved which makes it easy for the Shark to gulp its prey. On the right side of the root, the bone is somewhat raised up giving an impression of another cusp coming out. The teeth can layback on its root as well making it very stunning to look at. Necessary Post excavation professional grade repair work is done to make the teeth long lasting as those teeth are usually find in hard / semi-hard rock matrix, so their retrieval can be challenging. The teeth has been professionally conserved as well. Please refer to photos for reference.