Description
This listing features a genuine Cosmopolitodus shark tooth fossil from the Eocene Epoch (approximately 56 to 34 million years ago), discovered in sedimentary marine deposits in the Netherlands. These teeth come from one of the most iconic and widespread genera of ancient mackerel sharks.
Geology & Origin:
The Eocene epoch was a period of global warmth with widespread shallow seas. These environments supported rich marine ecosystems that included large predatory sharks such as Cosmopolitodus, a close relative of the great white shark. In the Netherlands, marine sedimentary layers from this era are known for preserving high-quality vertebrate fossils, including shark teeth with exceptional enamel detail.
Fossil Type & Classification:
- Type: Fossil Shark Tooth (Cartilaginous fish)
- Genus: Cosmopolitodus
- Geological Period: Eocene (Paleogene)
- Locality: Netherlands
- Preservation: Excellent, with sharp crown and well-defined root structure
Features:
- 100% genuine, natural fossil specimen
- Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity
- Carefully chosen for enamel integrity and display value
- The exact specimen shown in the listing photographs
- Scale cube = 1cm: Please refer to the image for full sizing
Why Buy From Us? We offer only authentic, expertly curated fossils, responsibly sourced and professionally presented. Every item includes a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring confidence in your purchase.
An exceptional collector’s fossil, ideal for shark enthusiasts, educators, or anyone drawn to prehistoric marine life.
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