→ 6.9 cm long x 5.4 cm wide Otudus Obliqus teeth. It is a very beautiful, highly curved Otudus Obliqus teeth with unsymmetrical root, characteristic un-serrated main body profile and pointed tip with prominent side cusps. It looks very beautiful when viewed from the side. Both the right and left cusps has a clear secondary cusp. These additional cusps are called cusplets. These cusps & cusplets looks like 2 mountain peaks on each side of the teeth. The teeth has somewhat equal length and width giving it a equilateral triangle shape. This teeth is from the side of the Otudus Obliqus jaw as front teeth are more pointed with the main function of piercing the flesh of the prey while the mid jaw teeth are more curved which makes it easy for the Shark to gulp its prey. The teeth can lean back on its root as well making it very stunning to look at. The teeth is in excellent shape and professionally conserved. We think the teeth is in natural stat without repair and the application of conservation material has filled & re-enforced the fault lines and some cracks in the body making the teeth long lasting and robust. Please refer to photos for reference.