巨齿鲨 - 牙齿化石 - 13.3 cm - 9.4 cm

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来自印度尼西亚的巨齿鲨牙齿标本(Otodus megalodon),新近纪–中新世(约23.03–5.33 百万年前),根部修复,尺寸高13.3厘米,宽9.4厘米,深2.6厘米。

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卖家的描述

Exceptional Megalodon Tooth with Striking Mineral Leaching
A spectacular fossil tooth of Otodus megalodon, displaying an exceptionally distinctive appearance caused by mineral leaching and mineral alteration during fossilisation.
The crown has developed a remarkable translucent, almost glass-like appearance, with intricate pale mineral patterns running throughout the fossilized enamel. These natural mineral structures create an unusual contrast between the darker fossilized areas and the lighter, translucent crown, giving the specimen a highly aesthetic and almost crystalline appearance.

The tooth retains its impressive classic Megalodon morphology, with a broad triangular crown and clearly visible serrations along the cutting edges. The unusual mineralisation makes this specimen particularly attractive for collectors looking for Megalodon teeth with something beyond the typical brown, grey or blue colouration.

The root has some restorations

Mineral leaching is a natural geological process that can alter the original composition and appearance of fossil material over millions of years. The resulting patterns and translucency are unique to the individual specimen and cannot be reproduced artificially.

A highly unusual and visually striking Megalodon tooth, especially appealing to collectors who appreciate rare mineralogical characteristics and exceptional fossil aesthetics.
A beautiful example of how geological processes can transform an already extraordinary prehistoric fossil into something truly unique.

卖家故事

你好!我是一位热情的化石、矿物和稀有琥珀收藏者与销售者。我的收藏由精心挑选的物品组成,每件都经过我个人检查,许多物品直接来自自然。我努力为客户提供高质量、独特的产品,注重透明、可靠和客户满意度。每件物品都有自己的故事,我很高兴能与他人分享我对这些自然奇观的知识和热情。感谢你对我的收藏感兴趣!
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Exceptional Megalodon Tooth with Striking Mineral Leaching
A spectacular fossil tooth of Otodus megalodon, displaying an exceptionally distinctive appearance caused by mineral leaching and mineral alteration during fossilisation.
The crown has developed a remarkable translucent, almost glass-like appearance, with intricate pale mineral patterns running throughout the fossilized enamel. These natural mineral structures create an unusual contrast between the darker fossilized areas and the lighter, translucent crown, giving the specimen a highly aesthetic and almost crystalline appearance.

The tooth retains its impressive classic Megalodon morphology, with a broad triangular crown and clearly visible serrations along the cutting edges. The unusual mineralisation makes this specimen particularly attractive for collectors looking for Megalodon teeth with something beyond the typical brown, grey or blue colouration.

The root has some restorations

Mineral leaching is a natural geological process that can alter the original composition and appearance of fossil material over millions of years. The resulting patterns and translucency are unique to the individual specimen and cannot be reproduced artificially.

A highly unusual and visually striking Megalodon tooth, especially appealing to collectors who appreciate rare mineralogical characteristics and exceptional fossil aesthetics.
A beautiful example of how geological processes can transform an already extraordinary prehistoric fossil into something truly unique.

卖家故事

你好!我是一位热情的化石、矿物和稀有琥珀收藏者与销售者。我的收藏由精心挑选的物品组成,每件都经过我个人检查,许多物品直接来自自然。我努力为客户提供高质量、独特的产品,注重透明、可靠和客户满意度。每件物品都有自己的故事,我很高兴能与他人分享我对这些自然奇观的知识和热情。感谢你对我的收藏感兴趣!
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详细资料

物品件数
1
标本
巨齿鲨
国家
印度尼西亚
地质时期
新近纪-中新世 (23.03-5.33 百万年)
状态
修复品
高度
13,3 cm
宽度
9,4 cm
深度
2,6 cm
真伪
翻新原创作品
荷兰经验证
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