Peruvian Shark Teeth available - 

Please page down to quickly go to Carcharocles megalodon and Carcharocles chubutensis  teeth catalog (below) and click on scientific name to link to other species. 

About the Peru Locality - 

Locality #1 - Excellent Great White shark teeth are found in the Pliocene Pisco Formation (approx. 3 million years ago), near Sacaco, Peru. The subject teeth are much nicer than most of the commercial teeth available exhibiting superior coloration and condition. These are beautiful teeth that are nicer than the photos depict.

Locality #2 - Well preserved early Giant White shark teeth are dug from the Miocene Caballos Formation (approx. 20 million years ago), on the West bank of Rio Ica, Peru.

*** Catalog updated on August 19 2007.  ***

Carcharocles megalodon 

This catalog contains exceptional teeth from the Giant White shark - Carcharocles megaolodon. These teeth are noted for their well defined triangular crown and extra large, well defined serrations. The serrations on the Peruvian Megs are incredibly long and well defined. Some of the finest Megs that you will see with exceptional preservation and color. Miocene age. Peru produces some of the finest Megs known - however, the best are quite rare!  

Note - 1) All teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge. 

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	4-7/16"	SOLD	P002 New	An AWESOME , LARGE  Megalodon tooth with a tan crown, a brown bourlette, and a brown colored root. There is no enamel peel. The bourlette is extra large and nicely colored. The root is complete and nicely articulated. Excellent color. The serrations are incredible - large and razor sharp. These are the characteristics of the finest Peruvian Megs!   Reverse Photo    Serration Photo.    Serration Photo2.

Link to Megalodon Lover's Guide -->  Megalodon Lover's Guide

Carcharocles chubutensis 

This catalog contains exceptional teeth from an early Giant White shark - Carcharocles chubutensis, an immediate ancestor of C. megaolodon. These teeth are noted for their well defined triangular crown and side cusps with well defined serrations. Early Miocene age (20 million years ago). Peru produces some of the finest Chubutensis known - however, the best are quite rare!

Note - 1) All teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge. 

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-7/8"	SOLD	P003 New	A GORGEOUS Chubutensis - upper jaw tooth. Top quality olive colored enamel with no peel and no expansion cracks. Large and well defined side cusps.  Extra sharp serrations are incredible including a killer tip serration - 100% complete. The bourlette is a tan color and 100% complete. The root is excellent light brown color, nicely articulated, and complete with essentially no hydration cracks. No repair! Perfect tooth!   Reverse Photo.      Serration Photo.   Tip Photo
	2-1/8"	SOLD	P004 New	A GORGEOUS Chubutensis - upper jaw tooth. Top quality tan colored enamel with no peel and no expansion cracks. Large and well defined side cusps.  Extra sharp serrations including a killer tip serration. The bourlette is a light tan color and essentially complete. The root is excellent light tan color, nicely articulated, and complete with no hydration cracks. They do not get much better than this one! No repair!   Reverse Photo.   Serration Photo.   Tip Photo

Link to Megalodon Lover's Guide -->  Megalodon Lover's Guide

Peru Catalog Links:

Link to Peru Great White (Large) - Museum Quality  --> Great White Teeth - Museum  Quality Catalog #1

Link to Peru Great White (Large) - Museum Quality  --> Great White Teeth - Museum Quality Catalog #2

Link to Peru Great White Teeth - VG Quality - Cat. #1 --> Great White Teeth - VG Quality - Catalog #1

Link to Peru Great White Teeth - VG Quality - Cat. #2 --> Great White Teeth - VG Quality - Catalog #2

Link to Peru Wholesale / Jewelry Great White   --> Great White Teeth - Wholesale & Jewelry

Link to Great White Shark Teeth Guide --> Great White Shark Teeth Guide

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