Peru Megalodon - Fossil teeth - 114 mm - 79 mm





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Otodus megalodon tooth from Ocucaje, Peru, dating to the Neogene Miocene; natural and unrestored, 114 mm long and 79 mm wide.
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Peru Megalodon - 114 mm - Ocucaje, Peru
A beautifully rare specimen of a tooth from the extinct giant shark Otodus megalodon (formerly Carcharocles megalodon). This fossil tooth is an impressive piece of natural history found in Peru.
Details:
Peru Megalodon
Discovery site: Ocucaje, Peru
Dimensions: 114 mm (diagonal length) x 79 mm (width at the base)
Geological period: Neogene, Miocene epoch
Condition: Naturally, unrestored, as found.
Status and remarks
The tooth is in a natural and unrestored state. No repairs or restorations have been carried out; it is a pure fossil as it was extracted from the ground. This showcases the natural beauty and raw power of this prehistoric predator.
Carefully examine the photos to assess the details, the condition of the glaze layer, the serration of the cutting edges, and the root. Any natural irregularities or signs of wear, inherent to fossils of this age, are visible. The photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping:
The lot is carefully packed to prevent damage during transport and is shipped via registered and insured delivery with a tracking code. Any import taxes or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer, depending on the destination.
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Peru Megalodon - 114 mm - Ocucaje, Peru
A beautifully rare specimen of a tooth from the extinct giant shark Otodus megalodon (formerly Carcharocles megalodon). This fossil tooth is an impressive piece of natural history found in Peru.
Details:
Peru Megalodon
Discovery site: Ocucaje, Peru
Dimensions: 114 mm (diagonal length) x 79 mm (width at the base)
Geological period: Neogene, Miocene epoch
Condition: Naturally, unrestored, as found.
Status and remarks
The tooth is in a natural and unrestored state. No repairs or restorations have been carried out; it is a pure fossil as it was extracted from the ground. This showcases the natural beauty and raw power of this prehistoric predator.
Carefully examine the photos to assess the details, the condition of the glaze layer, the serration of the cutting edges, and the root. Any natural irregularities or signs of wear, inherent to fossils of this age, are visible. The photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping:
The lot is carefully packed to prevent damage during transport and is shipped via registered and insured delivery with a tracking code. Any import taxes or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer, depending on the destination.
M13

