Cretaceous Fossil Shark Tooth in Matrix

Lamnidae indet.

Class Chondrichthyes

Geological Time: Middle Cretaceous, Middle Cenomanian Stage (~95 mya)

Size (25.4mm=1 inch): 15 mm in length (diagonal measure) , 9 mm at root on a 70 mm by 62 mm matrix.

Fossil Site: Hajoula, Lebanon

Fossil Code: L476

Price: $150.00 - sold


Cretaceous Fossil Shark Tooth from Lebanon LagerstattDescription: This tooth comes from the Cretaceous sublithographic limestone deposits of Lebanon. The taxon to which the shark belongs has not been determined. Notice the fine serrations to the tooth and the exposed cusplet. This is the first example of its kind I have been able to secure in 6 years.

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