Bakersfield C. planus 1.76"

Bakersfield C. planus 1.76"This Carcharodon planus (Mako) tooth is beautiful. It has a stunning coloration, with some dark spots from natural manganese staining. Found in Bakersfield, California. No repair or restoration. Carcharodon planus Carcharodon planus is an extinct species of mackerel shark that lived during the Paleogene, primarily in the Eocene to Oligocene (roughly 4025 million years ago). It represents an earlier stage in the evolution of large lamniform sharks,

Fossils of Maiasaura have been found primarily in the Upper Missouri River area of Montana

Own a tangible piece of ancient history with this unique gift set featuring a fossilized tooth and dermal scute from Holmesina floridianus

Sourced from regions like India

capable of swift hunting and possibly scavenging

shallow seas—prime hunting grounds for Megalodon and the whales and marine mammals it fed on

iguidensis known from Niger

They lack the massive size and extreme bite force of their extinct counterpart

Fragment of an authentic Tyrannosaurus rex tooth from the Lance Formation of Weston County

The generic name honors 19th-century paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh

measuring 9

It inhabited:

approximately 154 to 150 million years ago