Description
Fossilized Megalodon Shark Tooth (052020f)
Tooth with Two Clam Borrows
• Name: Carcharocles megalodon
• Age: Oligocene to Pliocene
• Formation: Hawthrone Formation
• Location: Charleston, South Carolina
Specifics: Large Heavy Tooth ! – Very Special Tooth that tells a great story!!! Sharks would regularly lose their teeth while eating. Usually from biting down on large boned animals. Sometime after this tooth was dislodged and dropped to the ocean floor, a pair of clams (Mollusks) found it and decided to bore into it seeking food and possibly a home. Great specimen to tell a story of interaction occurrences between prehistoric species.
Tooth Specifics:
- Length – 5 & 5/8 inches
- Full Tooth – Yes
- Serrations – no
- Tip –slight ding
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Price is $200.00
