Squalicorax "Crow Shark Tooth" 70 MYO, Morroco ~ Display 7cm (A Black)

This Crow Shark tooth fossil (Squalicorax sp.) is a genuine prehistoric specimen from the Late Cretaceous period. Crow sharks were powerful marine predators, and their teeth are prized by collectors for their bold triangular shape and distinctive serrated edges.

A fascinating addition to any fossil collection, this tooth also makes an excellent educational piece for students, teachers, and natural history enthusiasts.

Features

• Authentic Crow Shark tooth fossil (Squalicorax sp.)
• Late Cretaceous marine fossil
• Highly collectible with classic serrated tooth form
• Great for display, education, or gifting
• Natural fossil - each specimen is unique

Fossil Information

• Species: Squalicorax sp.
• Common Name: Crow Shark
• Period: Late Cretaceous
• Origin: Morocco

*This is a natural fossil specimen. Minor variations, natural wear, and small edge chips are normal and expected.

Collector's Note

Squalicorax teeth are popular worldwide due to their strong triangular profile and serrations. These fossils are often found in marine deposits and make standout pieces in any collection.

What You Will Receive

• 1 × Genuine Crow Shark Tooth Fossil (Squalicorax sp.)
• Carefully packaged for safe delivery

Shipping & Handling

• Fast dispatch from Australia
• Tracking included where available
• Combined shipping available for multiple items