Jordan Fossil Shark Teeth - Shark Tooth Listing By Species
An icredible selection of fossil shark teeth and marine reptile teeth from phosphate mines around Amman, Jordan. These mines produce Cretaceous marine fossils dating from the Santonian to the Maastrichtian stages (85-70 million years ago). Shark teeth from this location are a creamy butterscotch to dark brown colored and exhibit very good preservation. This is a rare opportunity to collect Jordanian Cretaceous fossil shark teeth and marine reptile teeth (Mosasaur and Plesiosaur). Authenticity guaranteed. Have a look. *** I am posting the Best of 2007 Jordanian teeth in February 2022. Get them while they last. ***
| Scientific name | Common Name |
|---|---|
| Cretolamna maroccana (10) | Extinct Mackerel shark |
| Globidens aegypticus (1) | Extinct Marine Reptile |
| Mosasaurus anceps (1) | Extinct Mosasaur |
| Platecarpus ptychodon (9) | Extinct Marine reptile |
| Plesiosaurus mauritanicus (0) | Extinct Plesiosaur |
| Schizorhiza stromeri (8) | Extinct Saw shark |
| Serratolamna serrata (10) | Extinct Mackerel shark |
| Squalicorax bassanii (10) | Extinct Crow shark |
| Squalicorax kaupi (11) | Extinct Crow shark |
| Jordan Marine Reptiles (11) | Cretaceous Marine Reptiles |
| Stephanodus libycus (10) |
