Edestus “Scissor Shark” Tooth

Edestus “Scissor Shark” Tooth

A Scissor shark (Edestus Heinrichi) tooth from the Carboniferous (approx. 315-310 million years old), collected from the Carbondale Formation, Herrin, Illinois, USA. This specimen features one tooth still in matrix with prominent serrations.

Details:

1. Size: 3.8cm in length and 3.7cm in width and 1cm in height 
2. Condition: has had no repairs and no restoration.
3. Origin: Illinois, USA
4. Ideal for: Experienced collectors

Authenticity:

Comes with a certificate of Authenticity along with an information card about the fossil