Partial Megalodon Tooth (2.85") from Antwerp Region – Authentic Miocene Shark Fossil

Partial Megalodon Tooth (2.85") from Antwerp Region – Authentic Miocene Shark FossilSize: 2. 85" = 7,29 cmLocation: Antwerp region, BelgiumAge: MioceneCondition: Partial tooth, no restoration Authentic partial Megalodon (Otodus megalodon) tooth from the Antwerp region of Belgium. This genuine fossil dates to the Miocene epoch, when Megalodon was one of the dominant apex predators of the worlds oceans. Although incomplete, the tooth clearly shows the massive structure, enamel preservation, and natural serrations characteristic of this

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showcasing adaptations for grinding coarse vegetation in their herbivorous diet

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Burmese amber (Burmite amber) is of significant palaeontological interest due to the diversity of flora and fauna Contained as inclusions

Burmese Amber with small pseudoscorpion species insect

The name "fulgurite" is derived from the Latin word "fulgur

The specimen is nicely preserved

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This species belongs to the family Scaphitidae

Amazing specimen of Amber with insects inclusion