Otodus Fossil Tooth - First Megatooth Shark jewelry_shared dendrites are incredible and inorganic

dendrites are incredible and inorganic formations that occur solely due to interactions between physics and geochemistry

the history of the prop

the necklace comes with a handsome display/storage box and a small information card that also serves as the certificate of authenticity

This specimen is a piece of a Pachycephalosaurus skull dome fossil recovered from the Hell Creek formation in South Dakota

Oreodonts were short mammals with heavy bodies

Otodus Fossil Tooth - First Megatooth Shark jewelry_shared dendrites are incredible and inorganicAbove: Front of the Specimen Card During the Paleocene Epoch, the Megatoothed sharks emerged as apex predators, dominating the seas for nearly 60,000,000 years. Otodus obliquus was the first of these giant ocean predators, with vertebrae over 5 inches in diameter, and an estimated body length between 30 to 40 feet, the creature was nearly as long as a bus. Above: Detail shot of Medium Otodus specimens. Otodus long, smooth teeth were ideal for