Fossilized Shark Teeth on the Internet

Extinct Crow Shark

Squalicorax Shark Teeth

Squalicorax pristodontus from Ouled Abdoun Basin; Oued Zem, near Kouribgha, Morocco

This large, lamnoid shark was the primary scavanger of the Upper Cretaceous (100 to 65 million years ago).  It's common name - Crow Shark - came from it's feeding habits.  This animal patrolled in groups seeking out dead animals for it's dinner.  These teeth range in size from 1" to about 3/4". If you would like to order one of these unique teeth, make a note of the species and tooth number and:    Click Here To Order

Page Dated 06/25/02.

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