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An outstanding 3.28-inch Otodus chubutensis fossil shark tooth featuring beautiful natural coloration and impressive preservation!
This gorgeous specimen displays a stunning combination of creamy golden-yellow enamel and a rich caramel-brown root, creating an incredible contrast. The tooth features a broad, symmetrical blade, a robust root, and a beautifully defined bourlette. Fine natural enamel lines add character to this impressive prehistoric specimen.
At 3.28 inches, this is a fantastic collector-sized Chubutensis. As an evolutionary relative and predecessor of the famous Megalodon, Otodus chubutensis is a highly desirable species among fossil shark tooth collectors.
Details:
• Species: Otodus chubutensis
• Size: 3.28 inches
• Age: Miocene, approximately 15–23 million years old
• Coloration: Golden-yellow enamel with a caramel-brown root
• Condition: Beautifully preserved with an impressive root, attractive enamel, and natural fossil characteristics
A stunning Chubutensis with exceptional eye appeal, beautiful coloration, and impressive size. A fantastic display piece and an excellent addition to any prehistoric shark tooth collection!
