Otodus Cluster in Original Matrix

Otodus Cluster in Original MatrixThis massive Otodus Cluster is still encased in its original matrix, sourced from Morocco. The matrix contains approximately 36 teeth, including some smaller backup teeth that have yet to form their roots. Due to its size and weight, it will be shipped by freight. The Otodus, specifically Otodus obliquus, is an extinct species of mackerel that lived approximately during the Paleocene and Eocene epochs, roughly 60 to 40 million years ago. This animalis

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