Sharktooth Hill - Hexanchus andersoni

This catalog contains teeth from the cow shark - Hexanchus andersoni. The highly desirable lower jaw teeth are noted for their wide root topped with saw-like row of cusps. These teeth are very scarce. Upper and lower jaw teeth included!

Note - cow shark teeth measurements are expressed in width  (unless noted otherwise). Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated August 18, 2008. Some of the last of my inventory and best specimens ever!

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-3/8"	SOLD	ST601 New	A near GEM, rare lower jaw lateral tooth.  Very nice  color. Ten cusps with minor damage to one. The tooth mostly likely cracked and put back together very nicely. You need a 10x power lens to see a faint crack. None the less, this is an exceptional example of a rare tooth. A very difficult teeth to find.    Reverse Photo.
	1-1/4"	SOLD	ST602 New	A GEM, rare lower jaw lateral tooth. Eight extra large, perfect cusps. Excellent color. A very difficult teeth to find. Perfect tooth.    Reverse Photo.
	5/8"	SOLD	ST621	An upper jaw parasymphyseal (anterior) tooth.  Excellent color. Very difficult teeth to find.

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| Sharktooth Hill | C. megalodon | I. desori |  I. hastalis-Uppers | I. hastalis-Lowers | I. hastalis-Matrix | I. planus | P. benedeni   | Prosqualodon |  Hemipristis | H. andersoni | Squatina | S. occidentalis | G. contortus | G. contortus symphyseal | G. aduncus | Cetorhinus | Carcharhinus |

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