Pathological Palaeocarcharodon Orientalis 1.42"

Pathological Palaeocarcharodon Orientalis 1.42"This rare pathological Palaeocarcharodon Orientalis with curved root. The root has been repaired. Palaeocarcharodon orientalis, often called the pygmy white shark, is an extinct lamnid shark from the Paleocene (about 60 million years ago), with teeth famously found in Moroccos phosphate beds. Its triangular teeth feature irregular serrations and small lateral cusplets, giving them a jagged, saw like edge. Though once thought to be an ancestor of the

Its Florida contemporaries: in those same Pleistocene landscapes and waterways

and other abrasive particles

Each tooth is a one-of-a-kind piece of ancient Florida seafloor

and powerful hind legs

Scientific investigation confirmed they were pallasites

It allows for instant handling of your specimens

the meteorite endured four complete ice ages

a region known for its rich

Teeth wore against each other

The Triceratops

Otodus auriculatus (also known as Carcharocles auriculatus) was an early megatoothed shark and a distant ancestor of Megalodon

rex's long-held title of "largest predatory dinosaur