Megalodon Tooth - 4.086" Polished
The Megalodon shark dominated the oceans of the world for over 20 million years. Reaching sizes upwards of 59ft in length, the largest Megalodon jaw reconstruction measures 11ft across and 9ft tall.
This item is a complete POLISHED Megalodon tooth. The tooth measures 4.065" on the longest edge, and the surface has been hand-polished to enhance the natural structure of the fossil. The tooth ships in a sturdy carton and includes a small information card that also serves as the certificate of authenticity.
Please Note: Each tooth is absolutely unique and will vary in color and texture. Teeth may also show marks of life wear and indentations common with concretions built up over millions of years.
The Megalodon shark dominated the oceans of the world for over 20 million years. Reaching sizes upwards of 59ft in length, the largest Megalodon jaw reconstruction measures 11ft across and 9ft tall.
This item is a complete POLISHED Megalodon tooth. The tooth measures 4.065" on the longest edge, and the surface has been hand-polished to enhance the natural structure of the fossil. The tooth ships in a sturdy carton and includes a small information card that also serves as the certificate of authenticity.
Please Note: Each tooth is absolutely unique and will vary in color and texture. Teeth may also show marks of life wear and indentations common with concretions built up over millions of years.
Original: $339.00
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The Megalodon shark dominated the oceans of the world for over 20 million years. Reaching sizes upwards of 59ft in length, the largest Megalodon jaw reconstruction measures 11ft across and 9ft tall.
This item is a complete POLISHED Megalodon tooth. The tooth measures 4.065" on the longest edge, and the surface has been hand-polished to enhance the natural structure of the fossil. The tooth ships in a sturdy carton and includes a small information card that also serves as the certificate of authenticity.
Please Note: Each tooth is absolutely unique and will vary in color and texture. Teeth may also show marks of life wear and indentations common with concretions built up over millions of years.
