Shark Teeth Fossils – Paleontology Of Morocco

Nice lot of 15 fossil shark teeth Squalicorax pristodontus,
Authentic fossils, no re-gluing. From 18 to 30 mm approximately.

Age: - 72 to - 66 million years: Maastrichtian (last stage of the Cretaceous).
Khouribga deposits, Oued Zem (Morocco).

Very nice natural coloring of the teeth due to the phosphate host.
Different shapes and sizes depending on the position of the tooth in the animal's mouth. Natural cracks on the roots: fossilization artifact. Only one tooth has a fractured root, the rest presents a beautiful morphological diversity and varied shades.
Comes from an old particular paleontological collection.
The quality of these teeth makes it a very interesting lot.
For any questions relating to these fossils, do not hesitate. This is an extinct species, and its remains are fossils; it is not subject to any protection status, the sale of its fossilized remains is therefore authorized.