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Kazakhstan - Cretaceous Shark Teeth #1 

Scientific Name

Common Name

Acrodus levis                                                            Sold Out Extinct Acrodont shark
Archeolamna koepingensis Extinct Palaeospinacidae shark
Enchodus ferox                                                        Sold Out Extinct Bony Fish (Salmon)
Eostriatolamia venusta                    Extinct Sand Tiger shark
Heterodontus sp.                                          Extinct Horn shark
Hybodus sp.                                                 Extinct Hybodontid shark
Meristodon kolbaensis                                           Sold Out Extinct Hybodontid shark
Meristodon nugaitensis                               Extinct Hybodontid shark
Micopristis solomonis                                            New Extinct Saw shark
Onchosaurus sp. Extinct Saw shark
Paraorthacodus nerviensis Extinct Palaeospinacidae shark
Polyacrodus torosus                                   Extinct Acrodontid shark
Protoscyliorhinus lamaudi                                     Sold Out Extinct Cat shark

These teeth come from Tykbutak, Aktiubinsk region, W. Kazakhstan and are Cretaceous (Lower Santonian) in age (approx. 85 mya).

Link to Cretaceous Shark Teeth Catalog #2 --> Catalog #2

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.

Catalog updated January 6, 2008. 


Acrodus levis

An unusual tooth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Acrodus levis - a Acrorodont shark. This is a large dome shaped tooth used for grinding, and is complete showing exceptional preservation. Specimens of this quality are rare.  Upper Cretaceous (95 million years ago) Karamola, Guriev region, W. Kazakhstan.

Note - all teeth sizes measure as width. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

1/4" SOLD K460    A very attractive and perfect Acrodus tooth. Very nicely articulated crown. Great color and preservation. This is a rare tooth.

Archeolamna koepingensis

Excellent teeth from a fairly uncommon Cretaceous shark, Archeolamna koepingensis. These teeth have extra heavy roots that protrudes on the lingual view, and the side cusps are well pronounced. Note - The teeth are also similar in appearance to the Protolamna sokolovi described by Cappetta. The Russian collectors originally identified this tooth as the Protolamna arcuata.

Note - Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

15/16"

3/4"

SOLD

$25

K664

K665

 New  GEM, EXTRA LARGE anterior Archeolamna teeth.
3/4"

3/4"

$35

$27.50

K666

K667

 New  GEM, EXTRA LARGE lateral Archeolamna teeth.

3/4"

3/4"

$20

SOLD

K652

K653

 Excellent, EXTRA LARGE anterior Archeolamna teeth.

11/16"

11/16"

$22.50

SOLD

K668

K669

 Excellent, EXTRA LARGE lateral Archeolamna teeth. K669 is top quality.

13/16"

13/16"

SOLD

$22.50

K654

K655

 Excellent, EXTRA LARGE lateral Archeolamna teeth.

11/16"

11/16"

SOLD

$20

K656

K657

 Excellent, EXTRA LARGE anterior Archeolamna teeth.

3/8"

3/8"

SOLD

SOLD

K662

K663

 Excellent posterior Archeolamna teeth. This position is seldom seen.

Eostriatolamia venusta

Very nice teeth from a scarce Cretaceous shark, Eostriatolamis venusta - a Sand Tiger shark. These are complete showing exceptional preservation. Some very large examples and several jaw positions are included. Specimens of this quality are very difficult to locate. Cretaceous (Lower Santonian - approx. 75 million years ago), Tykbutak, Aktiubinsk region, W. Kazakhstan.

Note -Teeth are sold in pairs with one anterior tooth and one lateral tooth. 

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

5/8" $37.50 K966

New

 An excellent pair of GEM Eostriatolamia position teeth with a very slender anterior tooth and a uniquely shaped lateral.
11/16" $35 K961  An excellent pair of Eostriatolamia position teeth with a very slender anterior tooth and a uniquely shaped lateral.
11/16" $32.50 K962  An excellent pair of Eostriatolamia position teeth with a very slender anterior tooth and a uniquely shaped lateral.
5/8" $35 K963  An excellent pair of Eostriatolamia position teeth with a very slender anterior tooth and a uniquely shaped lateral.
9/16" $32.50 K964  An excellent pair of Eostriatolamia position teeth with a very slender anterior tooth and a uniquely shaped lateral.

Heterodontus sp.

Excellent teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Heterodontus sp. - the Horn shark. These are complete showing excellent preservation. Cretaceous (Lower Santonian - approx. 75 million years ago), Tykbutak, Aktiubinsk region, W. Kazakhstan.

Note - Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

1/4"

1/4"

$27.50

$27.50

K478

K479

  Very attractive and rare  Heterodontus teeth. Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 

Hybodus sp.

Very nice teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Hybodus sp. - a Hybodontid shark. These are complete showing exceptional preservation. Shark teeth and large dorsal spines are included. Specimens of this species are very difficult to locate.  Cretaceous (Lower Santonian - approx. 75 million years ago), Tykbutak, Aktiubinsk region, W. Kazakhstan.

Note - Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

5/16"

5/16"

SOLD

$25

K485

K486

 A very attractive and rare Hybodus teeth. Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 
5/16"

1/4"

$27.50

$27.50

K487

K488

 A very attractive and rare Hybodus teeth. Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 
1/4" $22.50 K489  A very attractive and rare Hybodus teeth. Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 

Meristodon kolbaensis

Excellent teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Meristodon kolbaensis - a Hybodontid shark. These are complete showing exceptional preservation. Specimens of this quality are very difficult to locate. Middle Cretaceous (upper Albian - 100 million years ago), Kolbay, E. Mangyshlak, western Kazakhstan. 

Note - Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

1/2"

1/2'

SOLD

SOLD

K475

K476

 A very attractive and perfect Meristodon teeth. Great color and preservation.  Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 

Meristodon nugaitensis

Beautiful teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Meristodon nugaitensis - a Hybodontid shark. Middle Cretaceous (upper Cenomanian - 100 million years ago), Nugaity, western Kazakhstan. 

Note - Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

7/16"

3/8"

$25

$30

K981

K982

 A very attractive Meristodon teeth. Nice color and preservation.  Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 
3/8"

3/8"

$22.50

$25

K983

K984

 A very attractive Meristodon teeth. Nice color and preservation.  Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 
3/8"

3/8"+

$30

$25

K985

K986

 A very attractive Meristodon teeth. Nice color and preservation.  Complete teeth are very difficult to locate. 

Micropristis solomonis

Unusual teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Micropristis solomonis - a Sclerorhynchidae shark (a Cretaceous Saw shark family). Both rostal and oral teeth are included. These are complete species showing exceptional preservation.  Specimens of this quality are very difficult to locate.  Cretaceous (Lower Santonian - approx. 75 million years ago), Tykbutak, Aktiubinsk region, W. Kazakhstan.

Note - specimens are sold as a set of one rostrum tooth and one oral teeth inside a lucite display case.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

1/8" Oral

3/16" Rostrum

$45 K852

New

   A pair of very attractive rostrum and oral Micropristis teeth.  Perfect teeth. Great color and preservation.  These teeth are very difficult to locate. 
1/8" Oral

3/16" Rostrum

$45 K854

New

   A pair of very attractive rostrum and oral Micropristis teeth.  Perfect teeth. Great color and preservation.  These teeth are very difficult to locate. 
1/8" Oral

3/16" Rostrum

$45 K855

New

   A pair of very attractive rostrum and oral Micropristis teeth.  Perfect teeth. Great color and preservation.  These teeth are very difficult to locate. 

Onchosaurus sp.

Unusual teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, Onchosaurus - a Sclerorhynchid shark (a Cretaceous Saw shark family). Both rostal and oral teeth are included. These are complete species showing exceptional preservation.  Specimens of this quality are very difficult to locate.  Cretaceous (Lower Santonian - approx. 75 million years ago), Tykbutak, Aktiubinsk region, W. Kazakhstan.

Note - specimens are sold as a set of one rostrum tooth and two oral teeth inside a lucite display case.

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

1/8" SOLD K835    A very attractive rostrum and oral Onchosarus teeth.  Perfect teeth. Great color and preservation.  These teeth are very difficult to locate. 

Paraorthacodus nerviensis

Very ornate teeth from a rare and very unique Cretaceous shark, the Paraorthacodus. These are complete or near complete showing exceptional preservation. Some very large examples are included. Specimens of this quality are very difficult to locate.   One of my favorites!

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

3/8" $70 K701

New  

An EXTRA LARGE, rare Paraorthacodus tooth with excellent preservation. Perfect tooth.  Reverse Photo
3/8" $55 K702

New  

An EXTRA LARGE, rare Paraorthacodus tooth with excellent preservation.   Reverse Photo
1/2" $55 K706 An EXTRA LARGE, rare Paraorthacodus tooth with excellent preservation.   Reverse Photo
7/16" $45 K707 An excellent rare Paraorthacodus tooth with excellent preservation.   Top Photo
3/8" $40 K704 An excellent rare Paraorthacodus tooth with excellent preservation.   Top Photo

Polyacrodus torosus

An excellent, rare tooth from a very unique Cretaceous shark, Polyacrodus torosus  - a Acrodontid shark.  Middle Cretaceous (Upper Albain - approx. 100 million years ago), Kolbay, Mangyshlak region, W. Kazakhstan. 

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

3/4" SOLD K895  A very rare Polyacrodus tooth. Excellent color and preservation. A complete tooth!  Reverse Photo.

Protoscyliorhinus lamaudi

Beautiful rare tooth from a very unique Cretaceous shark, Protoscyliorhinus lamaudi  - a Cat shark.  Middle Cretaceous (Upper Albain - approx. 100 million years ago), Kolbay, Mangyshlak region, W. Kazakhstan. 

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.
Item Size Price Cat. No.

Comments

1/8" SOLD K1241  A very rare Protoscyliorhinus tooth.

Kazakhstan Catalog Links:

| Kazakhstan Catalog  | Alopias | Archeolamna | Acrodus | C. auriculatus | Echinorhinus | Enchodus | Eostriatolamia | Galeorhinus | Hypotodus | Isurus | Jaekelotodus | Lamiostoma | Lamna | Macrorhizodus | Mennerotodus | Meristodon | Notorhynchus | Odontaspis | Onchosaurus | Otodus aksu | Otodus mugo | Paraorthacodus | Paratodus | Physogaleus | ScapanorhynchusSerratolamna | Squalicorax | Squatina | Striatolamia | Synechodus | Trigonotodus | Turania | Usakias Xiphodolamia |

 

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