Megalodon - Fossil tooth - 6.5 cm - 5 cm





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This natural 6.5 cm Otodus megalodon tooth from Bone Valley, Florida, dates to the Pleistocene epoch of the Quaternary period.
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A particularly beautifully preserved Otodus Megalodon specimen from the world-famous Bone Valley in Florida. With a size of 6.5 cm, this tooth belongs to the larger individuals within this size segment and has a striking powerful appearance.
The crown has a gorgeous blue-gray to silver-blue coloration. The enamel shows subtle lighter nuances and fine vertical structures that create a splendid natural pattern. Along both cutting edges, the characteristic serrations have been exceptionally well preserved and are clearly visible.
Another striking feature is the broad, light cream-colored bourlette that forms a beautiful contrast with the cool blue enamel. The root has a nice light creamy color, a sturdy shape, and a well recognizable natural fossilized structure.
The combination of the blue-gray enamel, the light root, and the contrasting bourlette gives this tooth a particularly attractive appearance. The overall preservation is very good, allowing the natural details to stand out beautifully.
A high-quality Bone Valley find that is absolutely a beautiful addition to a collection of fossil shark teeth.
A particularly beautifully preserved Otodus Megalodon specimen from the world-famous Bone Valley in Florida. With a size of 6.5 cm, this tooth belongs to the larger individuals within this size segment and has a striking powerful appearance.
The crown has a gorgeous blue-gray to silver-blue coloration. The enamel shows subtle lighter nuances and fine vertical structures that create a splendid natural pattern. Along both cutting edges, the characteristic serrations have been exceptionally well preserved and are clearly visible.
Another striking feature is the broad, light cream-colored bourlette that forms a beautiful contrast with the cool blue enamel. The root has a nice light creamy color, a sturdy shape, and a well recognizable natural fossilized structure.
The combination of the blue-gray enamel, the light root, and the contrasting bourlette gives this tooth a particularly attractive appearance. The overall preservation is very good, allowing the natural details to stand out beautifully.
A high-quality Bone Valley find that is absolutely a beautiful addition to a collection of fossil shark teeth.

