Description
Negaprion Shark Tooth Fossil
This fossil shark tooth is identified as Negaprion, a requiem shark within the family Carcharhinidae. The specimen is additionally identified as Pliocene and associated with Indonesia. It is an appealing addition for fossil collectors, shark enthusiasts, natural history displays, educational collections and anyone interested in the fossil record of marine predators.
Fossil Identification and Geological Context
Negaprion is a genus of requiem sharks, a group known for its importance in modern and prehistoric marine ecosystems. The family Carcharhinidae includes numerous active predatory sharks, and fossil teeth from this group are valued because teeth are among the most commonly preserved remains of ancient sharks. The Pliocene age places this specimen within a significant period of marine and terrestrial change, when many familiar animal groups were already established while climates and coastlines continued to shift.
As a Pliocene shark fossil, this specimen provides a tangible connection to ancient marine environments and the evolutionary history of requiem sharks. Its genus-level identification makes it especially interesting for collectors who organise specimens by shark group, geological age or taxonomic family. It can also support classroom discussion and independent study of palaeontology, fossilisation and the use of teeth in shark identification.
Collector Display and Educational Interest
Fossil shark teeth are popular display specimens because they combine scientific interest with a distinctive connection to living marine animals. This Negaprion specimen is suitable for a dedicated fossil cabinet, shark-themed collection, natural history display or educational setting. It may be displayed alongside other fossil teeth to compare geological age, taxonomic group and the diversity of prehistoric sharks.
The supplied identification, Pliocene age and Indonesia association give the specimen a clear collecting theme. It is well suited to collectors seeking authentic fossil material with a named shark genus rather than an unidentified tooth. The genus and family information also make it useful for researching the broader Carcharhinidae group and the fossil record of requiem sharks.
Authenticity and Photographs
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
Sizing and Presentation
Full sizing is shown in the photographs. Please review the photographs carefully for the specimen’s complete visual presentation and scale before purchase. The images are intended to show the actual fossil offered, allowing collectors to assess its appearance and choose an appropriate display or storage arrangement.
This Negaprion fossil shark tooth offers a focused combination of taxonomic identification, Pliocene geological context and Indonesia association. It is a distinctive choice for fossil shark collectors, Carcharhinidae enthusiasts, palaeontology students and natural history displays.
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