Stunning Bakersfield C. planus 1.65"

Stunning Bakersfield C. planus 1.65"This absolutely stunning Carcharodon planus "Mako" tooth has a very unique color scheme with a spotted root and "splashes" of different colors on the enamel. It is in pristine condition with sharp edges and a pointy tip. From Bakersfield, California No repair or restoration Carcharodon planus Carcharodon planus is an extinct species of mackerel shark that lived during the Paleogene, primarily in the Eocene to Oligocene (roughly 4025 million years

Glue was poured around the area of the tendons to solidify it enabling the removal of this specimen intact

Spinosaurus: strongly associated with rivers and wetlands

Spinosaurus had conical fish-grabbing teeth

it remains a striking and highly impressive display piece

from an extinct fish of the Cretaceous period held in a 4

but common enough in the fossil record that collectors can still find good specimens

Laser etched in-house in Venice

iguidensis known from Niger

They were air-breathers

Often more curved or hook-like

Found in a North Florida river

with estimates suggesting it could grow up to 30 feet (9