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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Excellent Aurora Tooth
Stock Number  STNCM304
EXTINCTIONS Choice

Name:   Carcharocles megalodon Tooth
Age:  Pliocene
Formation:  Yorktown Formation
Location:  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina
Size:  Tooth is 4.1 inches long
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This is a very nice fossil shark tooth. It is a Carcharocles megalodon shark tooth from North Carolina. Megalodon teeth from North Carolina are becoming very scarce, since public fossil collecting was curtailed a few years ago. This specimen came from a major shark tooth collection. The quality of the tooth is simply excellent. The tip and serrations are very well preserved and razor-sharp. The root, too, is in fine shape. The enamel of the tooth is nicely intact and beautifully colored. It is extremely difficult to get a tooth from Aurora, North Carolina of this high quality. This is a very collectible fossil shark tooth from the Lee Creek Mine.


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