Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil wyoming - Formation Process: Low-temperature hydrothermal

- Formation Process: Low-temperature hydrothermal activity and precipitation of mercury and sulfur ions resulted in the formation of cinnabar

Weight: 100 grams (Avg)

Quartz - SiO₂

This Showy specimen would make a great colour break barrier in any display

Weight: 125 Gram (Avg) Per Pcs

Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil wyoming - Formation Process: Low-temperature hydrothermalSize: 10 X 11. 5 Cms Weight: 256Grams Location: South Carolina Product Description: This fossil tooth belongs to the extinct megalodon Shark , which was the largest predatory shark that ever lived. These giant sharks roamed the oceans during the Miocene to Pliocene epochs, about 23 to 3. 6 million years ago. Their teeth are notable for their large size, triangular shape, and serrated edges. Scientific Name: Otodus megalodon Common Name: Megalodon