Eel Shark Tooth 1/4" - Orthacanthus texensis (fresh-water xenacanth shark)
$25.00
-Tooth size: 1/4"L x 1/4"W
-Species: Orthacanthus texensis
-Notes: A beautiful double-fanged Tooth of the slender, eel-like Orthacanthus shark. This bizarre shark was the apex predator of fresh water systems from a time before the first dinosaurs had evolved. It is known for its large dorsal fin and long spine at the back of its skull. Comes in a display box.
-Age: Permian Period, 280-271 million years ago
-Location: Wellington-Garber Complex, Waurika, Oklahoma, USA
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