Megalodon - Fossil tooth - 6.06 cm - 5.24 cm (No reserve price)

→ 6.09 cm long x 5.24 cm wide posterior teeth.

It is a simple posterior teeth of Megalodon. As the name implies, the posterior teeth are the teeth at the back of the mouth and they are considerably smaller in size than those in-front or on the sides of the Megalodon jaw.

The posterior teeth have a distinctive triangular shape as well and this teeth looks like a equilateral triangle (where all sides have equal length and angle between any two adjacent sides is 60 degrees)

The serrations of this fossilized teeth are also quite prominent and the root is big as well compared to the size of the teeth. Minimum but necessary amount of extra material have been added in the root region to re-enforce the existing root and make the teeth long lasting.

Please refer to photos for detailed looks of this fossil.

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