Turania andrusovi   - Sand Tiger Shark

This catalog contains teeth from an extinct Misukurinid shark - Turania andrusovi.  T. andrusovi teeth exhibit long slender crown with deep striations (longitudinal grooves) and well defined, very sharp side cusps (spike-like). 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. The high gloss and the deep striations of the crown make them difficult to photograph - very showy. These are exceptional fossil shark teeth from a very unique deposit. These are beautiful flawless or near flawless teeth! Another excellent selection ever from my old inventory!

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

Catalog updated - December 2, 2007.

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

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-1/2"	$50	K406 New	An EXTRA LARGE anterior Turania  tooth. Excellent color and condition.  Reverse Photo.
	1-1/4" 1-1/4"	$30 SOLD	K404 K405	A pair of EXTRA LARGE anterio-lateral Turania teeth. Excellent condition.
	1" 1-1/16"	$25 $25	K416 K417	A pair of anterior Turania  teeth. Excellent condition. K403 is an anterio-lateral tooth.
	1" 1"	SOLD $35	K409 K410	A pair of EXTRA LARGE lateral Turania teeth. Excellent condition. K409 has a very unique serrated cusp and great color!
	15/16"	$35	K408 New	An EXTRA LARGE lateral Turania tooth. Excellent condition. Very unusual dark gray color!
	9/16" 9/16"	$20 $20	K414 K415	New  A pair of  lateral Turania teeth. Excellent condition.

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