Otodus Obliquus Fossil Shark Tooth Display Chrome Diopside beautifully preserved insect fossils such

beautifully preserved insect fossils such as Plecia pealei are much less common and provide valuable insights into the rich diversity of prehistoric life

Weight:  137gram

revealing delicate internal textures and the glassy character that makes Moldavite so captivating

Measuring approximately 62mm x 49mm x 12mm and weighing 62g

placing it in the Miocene epoch

Otodus Obliquus Fossil Shark Tooth Display Chrome Diopside beautifully preserved insect fossils suchBring the ancient oceans of the Paleocene into your home with this Otodus Obliquus Fossil Shark Tooth Display specimen. Once belonging to one of the earliest giant sharks after the age of dinosaurs, this remarkable fossil is a true piece of prehistoric marine history. Found in Moroccos famous Oulad Abdoun Basin, this shark tooth on matrix has been naturally preserved for millions of years within ancient seabed sediment. The natural matrix surrounding