Museum Quality Angustiden Shark Tooth Fossil 2.88 Chandler Bridge Megalodon Fam

  
2.88 Otodus angustidens Shark Tooth - Chandler Bridge Formation - South Carolina. Offered here is an impressive 2.88-inch Otodus angustidens shark tooth from the famous Chandler Bridge Formation of South Carolina. This specimen has a fantastic display appearance, featuring a large, broad main blade, fine serrations, well-defined side cusplets, attractive gray-blue enamel, and a rich brown bourlette.

The contrasting coloration and classic Angustidens shape make this an especially eye-catching tooth. Unfortunately, sharks had to eat, and this beautiful specimen does have feeding damage to the tip. Otodus angustidens was a massive prehistoric megatoothed shark and an important member of the evolutionary lineage that ultimately produced the Megalodon. Chandler Bridge specimens are highly sought after by collectors and represent some of the most recognizable Oligocene shark fossils from the southeastern United States.

A beautiful, substantial Angustidens with excellent color and tremendous shelf presence. The exact specimen pictured is the specimen you will receive.