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This catalog contains very colorful and well preserved Pliocene seal teeth. (Approx. 4 million years ago). Several different genus and species are featured including Acrophoca sp. (most common), Monachus sp., and Piscophoca sp. This is an incredible group of museum quality teeth. Best selection of color and species - anywhere. You to can own some Great White shark food!

Note - An incredible group of perfect Seal teeth from my old inventory. You may never see a group of top quality Chilean Seal teeth again!

Note - 1) All teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated April 14, 2008. 

Item

 Size Price Cat. No.

Comments
1-3/4" $50 C751

New

  A LARGE, GEM Acrophoca sp. seal canine. Essentially perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color.
11/16" SOLD C753

New

  A LARGE, GEM Acrophoca sp. seal molar. Perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color. Maximum size.
11/16" $35 C754

New

  A LARGE, GEM Acrophoca sp. seal pre-molar. Perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color. Maximum size.
15/16" SOLD C771  A RARE seal claw. These seal had claws that were sheathed.
3-5/8" SOLD C773  A rare Acrophoca sp. Seal jaw section (lower mandible) with the original canine and three original molars intact. These are the original teeth - very uncommon since the teeth typically dislodge from the jaw prior to fossilization. Excellent preservation. Less common species. Note - the jaw was extracted in three sections and neatly put back together. More than 90% of the jaws found are in pieces. A very special collector's piece! Reverse Photo  Teeth Photo.  Molar Close Up

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