Pristine Chilean Mako 1.94"

Pristine Chilean Mako 1.94"Chilean teeth are rare and sought after, due to the fact they cannot be collected anymore. This Carcharodon hastalis (extinct Mako) is absolutely stunning. Beautiful glossy enamel, with sharp edges and a solid root. It has very unique coloring that sets it apart from other teeth. It also phosphoresces under UV light due to high concentrations of phosphatic minerals and trace elements, which absorb UV energy and re release it as visible light. No

very large plant-eater:

at this point

Compared to other sharks

Each tooth reflects its own history of burial

Polished in-house to reveal its rich natural coloration and breathtaking detail

especially in understanding the range of body sizes and morphologies within this group

There are quite a few species from this location and definitive ID from an isolated tooth

This diet was unique among large theropods and speaks to the adaptability and ecological role of Spinosaurus in its environment

along with smaller dinosaurs

chubutensis are most commonly dated to the middle to late Miocene

Baltic amber is a timeless piece of nature’s artistry

It’s classification is Iron