Pathologic Hexanchus Teeth

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Hexanchus gigas - Pathologic Teeth

This catalog contains gorgeous teeth from the Six-gilled or cow shark, Hexanchus gigas. The highly desirable lower jaw teeth are very 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. These top quality shark teeth are fairly rare, very showy and difficult to find, making them an excellent addition to your shark teeth collection. These teeth are rarely seen for sale and the Chile site is producing some phenomenal specimens (more so than any where else in the world!). Fantastic museum quality teeth for the discriminating collector! You will see others offered, but none will be finer. Get one while they last. Note - lower jaw teeth sizes are expressed in width and the upper jaw are expressed slant height. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated April 18, 2004.

Note - An incredible group of perfect or near perfect, rare pathologic teeth. You will never see a group of top quality teeth this large. They are all one-of-a-kind specimens!

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-5/8"	SOLD	C401P	Wow! A GEM rare PATHOLOGIC Hexanchus , lower jaw tooth with four tips on the primary cusp! Excellent color and preservation. Extra rare form. You will never see another tooth like this one! Museum quality. Reverse Photo. Cusp Close Up
	1-5/16"	SOLD	C402P	Wow! A GEM rare PATHOLOGIC Hexanchus , lower jaw tooth - male species. This tooth is compressed from side to side. Center of tooth is buckled and the primary cusp is distorted. Excellent color and preservation. Extra rare form. You will never see another tooth like this one! Museum quality. Reverse Photo.
	1-7/16"	SOLD	C403P	Wow! A GEM rare PATHOLOGIC Hexanchus , lower jaw tooth that is stretched from side to side - forming an elongated tooth. Cusp form is very strange - very narrow and long cuspsExcellent color and preservation. Extra rare form. You will never see another tooth like this one! Museum quality. Reverse Photo.
	1-3/8"	SOLD	C404P	Wow! A GEM rare PATHOLOGIC Hexanchus , lower jaw tooth that is compressed from side to side. The root is buckled and rippled like an "accordion." This shark needed an orthodontist! Excellent color and preservation. Extra rare form. You will never see another tooth like this one! Museum quality. Reverse Photo
	3/4"	SOLD	C405P	Wow! A GEM PATHOLOGIC Hexanchus , ultra rare lower jaw symphyseal tooth - female species. Superb color and great preservation. Note - the cusp is cut and the right side cusps are severely deformed. Absolutely matrix free. As close to a perfect tooth as you can get. A museum quality collector's tooth. Rare! Reverse Photo
	13/16"	SOLD	C409P	Wow! A rare , ultra rare Hexanchus lower jaw symphyseal tooth with the primary cusplet that did not fully develop or as if they melted away! Incredible colors and preservation. Cool!
	7/8"	SOLD	C411P	A unusual GEM rare Hexanchus tooth. It appears to be a deformed upper jaw tooth with a strange second cusplet that is extraordinarily large and curved back to the main cusp. Beautiful colors and preservation. A complete tooth. Another strange one. One of my favorites! Review View
	1-1/8"	SOLD	C407P	A GEM PATHOLOGIC Hexanchus upper jaw tooth with no cusplets development. The cusp area is a enameled lump. Beautiful colors and preservation. A strange one! Rear View

Other Chilean Teeth Catalog Links:

Link to Chile Hexanchus - Lower Jaw Teeth ---> Hexanchus Lower Jaw Teeth

Link to Chile Hexanchus - Upper Jaw Teeth ---> Hexanchus Upper Jaw Teeth

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