Fossilized Shark Teeth on the Internet

Deformed Otodus Shark Teeth

Otodus obliquus (Great, Great Grandfather of the C. megalodon) from Ouled Abdoun Basin; Oued Zem, near Kouribgha, Morocco

These teeth have been singled out by Nature to be unique examples of how things can go wrong.  Due to injury to the "Tooth-forming Gland" or to the developing tooth, these teeth exhibit some of the strange shapes that deviate from the norm. We have about 25 of these teeth that we will be uploading in the coming weeks.  If you are impatient and want to see some photos of our stock please email us.    Click Here To Email For a photo of 20 Associated Otodus Teeth from our private collection CLICK ON:    Associated Teeth

Page Dated 04/22/02.

Tooth	Length	Width	Weight	Quality	Grade	Status	Price
OO1314 Display Side Flat Side	1.692"	1.653"	0.5 oz.	na - Serrations    9.9 - Tip    9.7 - Enamel    9.8 - Root	--	FOR SALE Buy	$71
OO1315 Display Side Flat Side	2.401"	1.275"	oz.	na - Serrations    9.9 - Tip    9.6 - Enamel    9.8 - Root	--	FOR SALE Buy	$74

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