A large auriculatus with great color, sharp cusps, strong serrations, a near perfect bourlette, and a solid root. The shark had to eat, though, and this tooth lost its tip in an unfortunate feeding accident. Still a gorgeous tooth and a great sample of the species for a collection .
1 available
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Category
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Fossil Shark Teeth
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Classification
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Carcharocles auriculatus
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Location
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Harleyville, South Carolina, United States
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Length
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2 3/8 inches
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Age
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Eocene Epoch
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Origin
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Green Cap Formation
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| Photo 1 of Eocene Giant White Shark Tooth |
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| Photo 2 of Eocene Giant White Shark Tooth |
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