Otodus Shark Tooth Fossil - Eocene Era (Warden Point, Sheppey, Kent)

Discover a piece of ancient marine history with this Otodus Shark Tooth Fossil, sourced from the Eocene-aged London Clay of Warden Point, Sheppey, Kent. Dating back approximately 56-34 million years, Otodus was a large predatory shark known for its impressive, serrated teeth. This fossil tooth is a fascinating relic from a time when these powerful sharks ruled the seas.

Key Features:

• Species: Otodus (Extinct Shark)
• Geological Period: Eocene Era (56-34 million years ago)
• Location: London Clay, Warden Point, Sheppey, Kent, UK
• Condition: Fossilized tooth, carefully chosen for its preservation and detail. The tooth’s sharp edges and serrations are clearly visible, showcasing the predatory nature of this ancient shark.
• Authenticity: Each fossil comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), verifying its genuine origin.
• Size: Full sizing details can be seen in the attached photo, which includes a 1cm scale cube for accurate reference. The fossil shown is the exact specimen you will receive.

Otodus was a fearsome predator, related to modern sharks, and its large, sharp teeth were used to capture prey in the ancient seas of the Eocene. This fossil tooth is not only a beautiful example of prehistoric marine life but also a valuable part of Earth’s natural history. It makes an excellent addition to any fossil collection or educational display.

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• 100% Genuine Specimens: We source all of our fossils from reputable locations and guarantee their authenticity.
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• Exact Specimen Shown: The photo shows the actual fossil you will receive, ensuring transparency in your purchase.

This Otodus Shark Tooth Fossil is a must-have for fossil collectors, educators, or anyone fascinated by the ancient marine world. Its preservation and historical significance make it a unique and fascinating piece of natural history. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary fossil from the Eocene era! Add it to your collection today.