Fossil Saw Shark Teeth
Updated 12/8/2004
 

True saw shark teeth are considered highly rare as compared to saw fish teeth of which the latter doesn't have enamel (after the KT event).  All specimen below are Pliocene Aged, Chile.  Highly unusual.  Most have hollow roots and they make attractive and robust pendants by gluing a stud into the hollow root.

#9140, $12  , S1: 1.46"

#9141, $12  , S1: 1.53"

#9142, $12  , S1: 1.46" Will clean off matrix.

#9143, $12  , S1: 1.58"

#9144, $15  , S1: 1.67"

#9145, $16  , S1: 1.70"

#9146, $10  , S1: 1.47"

#9147, $17  , S1: 1.70"

#9148, $11  , S1: 1.28"

#9149, $17  , S1: 1.65"

  #9150, $13  , S1: 1.53"

  #9151, $11  , S1: 1.58"

#9152, $12  , S1: 1.46"

#9153, $12  , S1: 1.38"

#9154, $12  , S1: 1.54"

#9155, $12  , S1: 1.46"

#9156, $13  , S1: 1.54"

#9157, $10  , S1: 1.23"

#9158, $13  , S1: 1.54"

#9159, $12  , S1: 1.64"

#9160, $10  , S1: 1.08"

#9161, $10  , S1: 1.09"

#9162, $12  , S1: 1.50"

#9163, $8  , S1: 1.08"

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