Carcharocles auriculatus 3.62"

Carcharocles auriculatus 3.62"Measuring 3. 62 inches, this Carcharocles auriculatus tooth is a standout specimen at any size ,the jet black enamel is high gloss and pristine, the serrations are razor sharp, and both lateral cusplets are fully intact. A custom display stand, made in house at Fossils Online, is included with your purchase. Carcharocles auriculatus is one of the most coveted fossil shark teeth in the collector world, representing a pivotal chapter in the evolutionary

There is evidence to suggest that they lived solitary lives

The carcharodontosaurids essentially filled the ecological niche of apex predator across the Southern Hemisphere during a period when tyrannosaurs were still relatively small and ecologically minor players in the Northern Hemisphere

It's flanked by sleek stainless steel beads

a landscape very different from today

may have been influenced by climatic changes

in its original matrix is from the Paint Rock Quarry in Wyoming

Reproduction is ovoviviparous

serrated teeth built for cutting and crushing

Bone Valley is one of the most famous fossil-producing regions in the United States

which may have stressed populations already adapted to specific vegetation types

One scute shows a small amount of restoration

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