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Seller: Top-Rated Seller earthstonesoz ✉️ (3,423) 100%, Location: Lilydale, Vic, AU, Ships to: AU, AMERICAS, EUROPE, ASIA, NZ, Item: 156157278526 Fossil Shark Tooth Australia Isurus hastalis (EA3237) Beaumaris Victoria. Fossil  Mako Shark Tooth Isurus hastalis Age : Oligocene/Miocene . Approximately 5 to 10 Million Years Old Location : Keefers Boatshed, Beaumaris, Victoria Australia Length of longest edge:  approximate 44 mm This  tooth is indeed a fossil,  from an extinct Mako shark.
  • It comes from an extinct Mako shark called Isurus hastalis,  which lived approximately 5 to 30 million years ago during the Miocene & Oligocene periods.
  • Isurus was distributed throughout the oceans of the world, with fossil remains found from Belgium to California; from Morocco to Peru. 
  • They are also found at a number of sites in Australia. 
  • Only the teeth, vertebrae and fin bones of these mega sharks  have been found, because shark skeletons are mainly made of cartilage, which decomposes too quickly for it to become fossilised.
  • The lack of  serrated edges on this tooth makes it easy to distinguish from the Carcharocles/ Charcharodon species;   Carcharocles megalodon & augustidens  which are often found with in Victoria.
  • The teeth of the augustidens is distinguished from the megalodon by the two small side lobes or blades on the edge of the main blade at its root.
  • Condition: New
  • Era: 1970s
  • Material: Fossil Mako Tooth
  • Region: Melbourne Victoria Australia
  • Type Of Fossil: Fossil Shark Tooth
  • Species of Fossil: Isurus hastalis
  • Age / Geological Period: Miocene / Pliocene
  • Age In Millions Of Years: 5 to 10 Million years old
  • Region Collected from: Beaumaris, Victoria Australia
  • Formation Collected From: Black Rock Sandstones
  • Approximate Specimen Size: Length of longest edge: approx 44 mm
  • Catalogue Number: EA3237
  • MPN: ea3237
  • Brand: earthstones Australia
  • Product Type: Fossils

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