Fossil Shark Teeth Group

3 Fossil Shark Teeth: Great White 1.7-2"

Polished Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon Miocene 10 M.Y.O. South Carolina 5.3"

Otodus Megalodon Miocene 10 M.Y.O. South Carolina 4.55"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Otodus Megalodon South Carolina 4.4"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon South Carolina 3"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon Amazing Color Florida 2.45"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Angustidens South Carolina 2"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Isurus destori South Carolina 2.1"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Otodus 2.6"

Pygmy Great White Morocco (orientalis) 1.6"

Eocene Period, 56-33 million years B.P. Comprising four Otodus obliquus vertebrae. 387 grams total, 75-87 mm (3 - 3 3/8 in.). From a Cambridgeshire, UK, collection.[4, No Reserve]

Africa, Madagascar, ancient seas, ca. 400 million years ago. A tall group of ammonites and other ancient shells fossilized in a hardened grey matrix. The ammonites range in color from a rich reddish b

6 cut and polished ammonite halves to visualize chambers, on cards, 1.5 x 1.25 x 0.25" to 1.25 x 1.0 x 0.25"; 1 entire with label identifying as Hoploscaphite from Fox Hills formation, South Dakota, o

Group of various shells and fossils cased in Lucite. Unknown specimen. Measures 3 1/2" to 4 1/4"

Large Nautilus And Orthoceras Fossil Group. Approximately 15.0L x 12.125W x 2.25D in.

A fossil teeth/ claw(?), 2.95"x2.35"x0.55"

Upper Palaeocene, Thanetian Stage, circa 56 million years B.P.. From Otodus obliquus Agassiz 1843 (mackerel shark). 234 grams, 79 mm (3 1/8 in.). From the Ouled Abdoun Basin Formation (Phosphate beds)

225-100 million years BP. A mixed group of fossils comprising of: three fossilised cut and polished tree branch sections, a fish fossil in a limestone matrix, two ammonite fossils in a matrix. 272 gra

Jurassic to Carboniferous Period, 199-3 million years B.P.. Mostly consisting of various species of ammonite, together with a number of shells. 362 grams total, 10-87 mm (3/8 - 3 3/8 in.). Acquired on

Eocene Period, 50 million years BP. A historic group of two fossil molluscs and one fossil gastropod from the Gregory, Bottley and Lloyd reference collection, with old labels reading: '79, Barton Clay

Carboniferous Period, 359-299 million years BP. A group of two crinoid calicies of the species Amphorocrinas gigas with well-preserved plate development and the stubs of their arms and stems, in white

Carboniferous-Cretaceous Period, 359-66 million years BP. A group of six fossils of different cllasses and periods, including four bivalves, a goniatite, and an ammonite, five in old white card trays

Carboniferous Period 359-299 million years BP. A group of three large diameter (up to 33mm) crinoid stems, in white card trays with A.B. Cotterill Collection, Wollaton, Nottingham, UK, labels. 271 gra

Carboniferous Period 359-299 million years BP. A group of two limestone sea-floor specimens with numerous crinoid stem segments and bryozoans from Barry, Glamorganshire, in white card trays with adhes