C. hastalis Lee Creek 2.07"

C. hastalis Lee Creek 2.07"This gorgeous Carcharodon hastalis tooth from Aurora, North Carolina, features glossy, well preserved enamel, pointy tip and an intact root. Known as the extinct broad toothed mako, this prehistoric shark had teeth designed for gripping and slicing. Finding one in such excellent condition is rare. No repair or restoration. Carcharodon hastalis, often referred to as the Broad toothed Mako, was a large prehistoric shark that lived during the Miocene to

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its physical attributes suggest that it was a dominant predator of its environment

The matrix contains approximately 36 teeth

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Occasional bits of jaw

curved claws

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A stingray denticle found in Bone Valley

suggesting that these sharks inhabited coastal and shelf waters extensively

it contains large teeth with attractive natural coloring