Chile Carcharias ferox

This catalog contains very well preserved and unique teeth from the Sand shark - Carcharias ferox. These teeth show exceptional color and exquisite detail. A key characteristic of the Carcharias ferox is a narrow crown with spike-like side cusps. Pliocene age (4 million years ago). This is an incredible group of museum to near museum quality teeth - extra large size.

Note - this is all new material some of the best C. ferox teeth that I seen. These teeth are very fragile and easily lose their side cusps. Complete teeth are very difficult to locate.  These are the best Carcharias ferox teeth found in the last two years!

Note - 1) All teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated June 12, 2005.

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

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	11/16"	SOLD	C658	A gorgeous, LARGE lateral tooth with extra long and sharp side cusps! Great color and preservation.  Super collector's tooth.
	9/16" 9/16"	SOLD $35	C667 C668	New  A pair excellent juvenile teeth with long and sharp side cusps! Great color and preservation.  Super collector's tooth.
	7/16" 1/2"	SOLD $25	C669 C670	New  A pair excellent juvenile teeth with long and sharp side cusps! Great color and preservation.  Super collector's tooth.

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