Polyacrodus parvidens Fossil Shark Tooth – Eocene Era, Kent | Genuine Specimen | COA Included

Description

Polyacrodus parvidens Fossil Shark Tooth – Eocene Era (London Clay, Warden Point, Sheppey, Kent, UK)

Step back into the ancient oceans of the Eocene with this Polyacrodus parvidens Fossil Shark Tooth, discovered in the renowned London Clay formation at Warden Point, Sheppey, Kent. Dating back approximately 56-34 million years, this fossil represents a species of shark that thrived in the warm, shallow seas of the Eocene epoch. Polyacrodus parvidens was known for its specialized teeth, designed for gripping and tearing prey.

Key Features:

• Species: Polyacrodus parvidens (Fossil Shark)
• Geological Period: Eocene Era (56-34 million years ago)
• Location: London Clay, Warden Point, Sheppey, Kent, UK
• Condition: Fossilized tooth, chosen for its excellent preservation and fine details, including the characteristic sharp edges.
• Authenticity: Every fossil comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), verifying its genuine origin.
• Size: For full sizing details, please refer to the attached photo, which includes a 1cm scale cube for accurate reference. The fossil shown is the exact specimen you will receive.

Polyacrodus parvidens was an ancient shark species with a unique dental structure that helped it dominate the prehistoric seas. This fossilized tooth offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of these ancient predators, making it a valuable addition to any fossil collection or educational exhibit.

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This Polyacrodus parvidens Fossil Shark Tooth from the Eocene era is a rare and scientifically important piece, perfect for fossil collectors, educators, or anyone interested in ancient marine life. Add this exceptional fossil to your collection today and explore the fascinating world of prehistoric sharks!