Globidens Tooth

Globidens ToothA genuine Globidents tooth is one of the most distinctive fossils a collector can own and the tooth itself is why. While virtually every other mosasaur evolved sharp, conical teeth built for gripping and piercing, Globidents went a completely different direction. Its teeth are rounded and globe shaped, built not for stabbing but for crushing designed to crack open ammonites, hard shelled mollusks, and sea turtles that other predators of the Late

golden hues

open grasslands

each Elosuchus tooth carries that distinctive Kem Kem patina—a mix of color

and the serrations on a good Peruvian tooth are sharp and intact all the way up — exactly what you want in a display-grade specimen

Florida’s state stone

predictable rate

What makes mosasaurs so compelling is that they show the Age of Dinosaurs was not just about dinosaurs

Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) tooth

providing a broader geographic range than many later theropods

infusing them with distinctive hues of blues

a notable figure associated with Shark Tooth Hill

Key Characteristics of the Bramble Shark: