Retroflexus Lee Creek .88"

Retroflexus Lee Creek .88"Isurus retroflexus tooth from Aurora, North Carolina. No repair or restoration. Isurus retroflexus lived during the Eocene epoch (5633. 9 million years ago) and was a fast swimming predator. Its fossils are found in Europe, North America, and Africa, indicating a widespread range. Growing up to 1012 feet (33. 6 meters), it had distinctively curved teeth, ideal for gripping prey like fish.

These teeth tend to show a distinctive

and preferred habitat

while smaller

Used suction feeding

and a sensitive muzzle to extract prey

Triceratops fossils are some of the most sought-after dinosaur remains—iconic

for instance

they’re widely referred to as Kem Kem raptors—fast

It often grows in quartz-rich environments

display-worthy look

and value available anywhere on the market

triangular lines and mirror symmetry evoke balance