Sawshark 'Tooth' 5/8" - Pristiophorus lanceolatus
$20.00 - Sold Out
-Size: 5/8”L
-Species: Pristiophorus lanceolatus
-Notes: A great example of a prehistoric sawshark tooth, not to be confused with a sawfish tooth. Comes displayed in a glass-covered display box (3&3/8"L x 2&9/16"W).
-Age: Miocene - Pliocene Epochs, 6-4 million years ago
-Location: Bahia Inglesa Formation, Antofagasta, Chile
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