Shark - Fossil tooth - Otodus obliquus (No reserve price)

*Includes certificate* Scientific Name: Otodus obliquus (Geocene–Eocene great shark, predecessor of the Megalodon) Origin: Khouribga, Morocco – Phosphate mines Geological age: Paleocene–Eocene (approx. 60–50 million years ago) Approximate size: 4 cm Description of the set: Spectacular collection consisting of large teeth of Otodus obliquus, one of the most emblematic sharks in the marine fossil record. All pieces are completely natural, with excellent preservation, well-defined edges, and attractive enamel. The main tooth stands out for its size and presence, while the other two maintain a homogeneous quality that makes the set a balanced and very visual lot. They are ideal fossils for collectors seeking large, authentic pieces that are representative of this gigantic ancestral predator. Restoration: minimal gaps glued REF: 4920

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