Chile Seals
This catalog contains very colorful and
well preserved Pliocene age seal teeth. (Approx. 4 million years
ago). Several different genus and species are
featured including Acrophoca sp. (most common), Monachus sp., and
Piscophoca sp. The Acrophoca sp. appears to be Acrophoca
longirostris. 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
January 15, 2011.
|
Item |
Size |
Price |
Cat. No. |
Comments |
 |
1-5/8" |
$50 |
C751
New
|
A LARGE, GEM
Acrophoca sp. seal canine. Essentially perfect tooth (root
end appears to be repaired). Incredible root preservation and color. |
 |
13/16" |
$65 |
C753
New
|
A
RARE, GEM Monachus sp. or Piscophoca sp.sp. seal
molar. Perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color. This
species is rare! Museum Quality. |
 |
11/16" |
$45 |
C754
New
|
A
RARE, GEM Monachus sp. or Piscophoca sp.sp. seal
molar. Essentially perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color.
This species is rare! |
 |
13/16" |
$30 |
C755
New
|
A
GEM
Acrophoca sp. seal canine. Some root end missing. Incredible root preservation and color. |
 |
7/16" |
$40 |
C756
New
|
A
RARE Monachus sp. or Piscophoca sp.sp. seal molar
crown. Perfect crown. Incredible root preservation and color. This
species is rare! |
 |
11/16" |
$45 |
C757
New
|
A
GEM Acrophoca sp. seal
pre-molar. Perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color. Museum
Quality. |
 |
1" |
SOLD |
C752
New
|
An
EXTRA LARGE, GEM Acrophoca sp. seal
molar. Perfect tooth. Incredible root preservation and color. Maximum
size! Museum Quality. |
 |
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 |
Other Chilean Teeth Catalog Links:
| Chile Catalog |
Megalodons | Great White
| Great White XL Size |
Great White Blue Color |
Great White Transition |
Carcharias ferox |
Echinorhinus |
Dusky |
Heterodontus | Hexanchus
| Galeorhinus | Isurus hastalis (Mako) | Isurus
xiphodon | Isurus
oxyrinchus |
Isurus
retroflexus | Megachasma
| Pathologic Shark Teeth | Saw Shark |
Squatina | Sand Tiger |
Other Shark Teeth |
Argentine C. totuserratus |
Argentine Isurus desori |
Rays | Seals
| Dolphins |
Whales |
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