Serrated .73" Fossil Bull Shark Tooth (Carcharhinus) - Angola

This is a serrated, .73" 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. The tip of the tooth is chipped.