Fossil Shark Tooth Cursorial ‘Running’ also called the Civet Cat

also called the Civet Cat and Cacomistle

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there is strong sexual dimorphism between males and females

Perfect for pterosaur fans

the carpal and metacarpal bones are articulated

Fossil Shark Tooth Cursorial ‘Running’ also called the Civet CatThis fossil tooth comes from Otodus obliquus, a massive extinct mackerel shark that lived 5433 million years ago. Scientists estimate this species could reach lengths of up to 30 feet, and it is considered a probable ancestor of the iconic Megalodon. Each tooth offers a tangible connection to the ancient oceans and the evolution of some of the largest predators in history. Why Youll Love This Authentic Fossil A real shark tooth from the extinct