Top Rare species Paraisurus compressus Fossil Tooth 0.8” Texas Paw Paw Fm For Sale

Fossil Paraisurus compressus Tooth 0.8” Texas Paw Paw Formation – Natural No Repair — Up for sale is an authentic fossil tooth of Paraisurus compressus, a rare extinct mackerel shark from the Lower Cretaceous Paw Paw Formation of Texas (Tarrant County); this specimen measures approximately 0.8 inches (~2.0 cm) and displays the distinctive features of this species, including a slender, highly compressed crown, high root face, absence of cusplets, and elongated root lobes, giving it a unique and recognizable morphology; the tooth is preserved in excellent natural condition with no wear, showing strong enamel and clean structural definition; it is 100% natural with NO repairs or restorations, and the tooth is exactly as shown in the pictures; Paraisurus compressus teeth are rarely encountered on the market, making this a highly desirable piece for collectors of Cretaceous sharks and Texas fossils; an excellent addition to any serious collection; item will be securely packaged and shipped promptly, combined shipping available, and sold as-is exactly as pictured.