Description
This impressive fossil is a genuine specimen of Otodus obliquus, an extinct genus of mackerel shark that lived during the Eocene Epoch, approximately 56 to 33.9 million years ago. This beautifully preserved shark tooth originates from the renowned phosphate beds of Oued Zem, Khouribga, Morocco, one of the most prolific fossil sites for marine vertebrates.
Otodus was a formidable predator, believed to have reached lengths of up to 30 feet (9 meters), and is an early ancestor to the more famous Megalodon. These sharks had robust jaws and rows of serrated teeth ideal for grasping slippery prey such as fish and other marine animals. Like all sharks, Otodus continuously shed its teeth throughout its lifetime, making teeth the most common fossils recovered from this ancient species.
This particular specimen has been expertly cleaned and selected for its aesthetic quality and preservation. It makes an excellent addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or as a unique natural history gift.
Item Details:
- Species: Otodus obliquus
- Type: Fossil Shark Tooth
- Geological Age: Eocene Epoch (~56–33.9 million years ago)
- Formation: Phosphate Beds
- Location Found: Oued Zem, Khouribga, Morocco
- Size: Please refer to the scale cube in the photo (1cm squares)
- Condition: Genuine fossil with some natural wear as expected
- Certificate of Authenticity: Included with every purchase
ACTUAL AS SEEN: The image provided shows the EXACT specimen you will receive. This fossil has been individually hand selected and professionally photographed to provide an accurate representation. Measurements are approximate due to natural shape variation. Please note that colours may appear slightly different due to lighting or screen settings.
Once this specimen is sold, the listing will be updated with a new similar fossil and new photos and dimensions.
100% Genuine Fossil – Professionally Selected – Certificate of Authenticity Included – Prehistoric Marine Predator Fossil from Morocco






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