Megalodon - Fossil teeth - 129 mm - 104 mm





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Scientific name Otodus megalodon; Specimen Megalodon; Geological period Neogene, Miocene (23.03–5.33 million years ago); Treatment Restored; Condition Restored.
Description from the seller
Megalodon Tooth (C. Megalodon) - Sukabumi, Indonesia
A beautiful specimen of a tooth from the extinct giant shark Otodus megalodon (formerly Carcharocles megalodon). This fossil tooth is an impressive piece of natural history, originating from one of the world's most renowned fossil sites.
Details:
Object: Tooth of the Megalodon (Otodus megalodon)
Findspot: Sukabumi, Indonesia
Geological period: Neogene, Miocene epoch
Condition: Restored
View the photos carefully to assess the details, the condition of the enamel, the serration of the cutting edges, and the root. Any natural irregularities or wear marks inherent to fossils of this age are visible. The photos form an integral part of the description.
Provenance:
This particular specimen was found in the rich deposits near Sukabumi, on the island of Java, Indonesia. This area is known for its fossils of exceptional quality.
Shipping:
The lot is packed extremely carefully to prevent damage during transport and is sent via registered and insured mail with a tracking code. Any import duties or customs charges are the responsibility of the buyer, depending on the destination.
*standard not included
M63
Megalodon Tooth (C. Megalodon) - Sukabumi, Indonesia
A beautiful specimen of a tooth from the extinct giant shark Otodus megalodon (formerly Carcharocles megalodon). This fossil tooth is an impressive piece of natural history, originating from one of the world's most renowned fossil sites.
Details:
Object: Tooth of the Megalodon (Otodus megalodon)
Findspot: Sukabumi, Indonesia
Geological period: Neogene, Miocene epoch
Condition: Restored
View the photos carefully to assess the details, the condition of the enamel, the serration of the cutting edges, and the root. Any natural irregularities or wear marks inherent to fossils of this age are visible. The photos form an integral part of the description.
Provenance:
This particular specimen was found in the rich deposits near Sukabumi, on the island of Java, Indonesia. This area is known for its fossils of exceptional quality.
Shipping:
The lot is packed extremely carefully to prevent damage during transport and is sent via registered and insured mail with a tracking code. Any import duties or customs charges are the responsibility of the buyer, depending on the destination.
*standard not included
M63

