Serrated .60" Fossil Bull Shark Tooth (Carcharhinus) - Angola

This is a serrated, .60" long fossil bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) tooth collected from a unique and rare locality in the Cuanza Sul (Kwanza-Sul) Province of Angola, Africa. It comes from the Luanda Formations, making it Early Pliocene - Late Miocene in age. This material was collected by a geologist working in the country about 15 years ago, so there are almost no Angola shark teeth out there.

Comes with an acrylic display case.