Kazakhstan - Notorhynchus kempi

This catalog contains beautiful teeth from the Seven-gill Cow shark - Notorhyncus kempi.  N. kempi lower jaw teeth are fairly large and noted for a saw-like row of cusps and wide rectangular roots. Upper jaw teeth vary from single crowns to fewer multi-crowns.  The preservation of these middle Eocene teeth is outstanding - showing exquisite detail. These teeth have been hand selected from a large group to ensure excellent condition, great color, and extra large size. These are highly attractive and fairly rare fossil shark teeth from a very unique deposit. Our best selection ever with many very difficult to find position teeth. You rarely see this many upper jaw teeth. This collection took some time to assemble!

Note - all Notorhynchus teeth sizes are stated as width. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated March 20, 2007. 

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-1/8"	$60	K432 New	A GEM, EXTRA LARGE lower jaw Notorhychus tooth. An essentially perfect tooth!  Reverse Photo.
	1-1/16"	$60	K421 New	A GORGEOUS lower jaw Notorhychus tooth. An essentially perfect tooth.   Reverse Photo.
	1-1/16"	$30	K422	Beautiful lower jaw Notorhychus tooth. A good specimen tooth.   Reverse Photo.
	1"	$60	K433 New	A GEM, EXTRA LARGE lower jaw lateral Notorhychus tooth. A perfect tooth!  Reverse Photo.
	1"	$50	K424 New	A GORGEOUS lower jaw Notorhychus tooth. An essentially perfect tooth.  Reverse Photo.
	11/16"	$32.50	K429 New	A GORGEOUS upper jaw anterior  Notorhychus tooth. These upper jaw teeth are tough to locate!  Reverse Photo.
	9/16"	$30	K431 New	A GORGEOUS upper jaw parasymphyseal Notorhychus tooth. An essentially perfect tooth.  These upper jaw teeth are tough to locate!

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