Otodus obliquus (Mackerel Shark, Great Grandfather to the Megalodon) Otodus obliquus sp, an ancient extinct mackerel shark. Otodus is dated to around 54 Million years (Eocene) and normally are collected from Oued Zem, Khouribgan Phosphate mines of Morocco. Tips are not always perfect, but they are still well over average size teeth, some of the biggest you are likely to find. Sometimes size really does matter to a collector! Some of the teeth have double side cusps which are much more uncommon
Kem Kem Shark/Fish Coprolites These come from Hybodus Sharks and sometimes Mawsonia operculum Coelacanth Fish, They are found in the Kem Kem basin red beds, Morocco, Cretaceous age, 94-100 Million Years old. Some have small repairs.
Striatolamia macrota & Cretolamna ashersonii Beautiful boxed and labelled specimens from the Extinct sand shark Striatolamia macrota. These are larger than average size (normally just 2.0-3.0cm) and in fact some of the largest you are likely to find from this species. Each one is perfectly preserved and comes from the Khouribgan phosphate plateau, Morocco. Eocene age, 50 MYO. Collector Grade. These are about 4.0cm and over. They are also very dense and chunky. Box size is 6.0cm x 4.0cm Cretolamna Teeth are perfect and near perfect examples of Anterior and Lateral teeth (they come boxed and labelled)
Palaeocarcharodon orientalis Paleocarcharodon orientalis (Pygmy white shark). Shark teeth from Khouribga plateau phosphate mines, Morocco. Palaeocene/Eocene, mainly up to 60 MYO. All come boxed and labelled (larger teeth also come labelled, but not shown here for photographic clarity)