Fossil Hemipristis Shark Teeth
Unearth a prehistoric marvel – the Hemipristis shark tooth, a collector’s dream fossil! These captivating finds boast unique features that set them apart.
Why Hemipristis Teeth Stand Out:
- Unmistakable Shape: Large and triangular, Hemipristis teeth offer a distinctive silhouette.
- Serrated Power: Imagine the gripping force of these teeth, featuring pronounced serrations along the edges.
- A Global Presence: Hemipristis fossils are found worldwide in marine deposits, a testament to their widespread reign.
- A Journey Through Time: Dating from the Eocene to Pliocene epochs (56 to 2.6 million years old), these teeth offer a glimpse into millions of years of history.
A Collector’s Prize:
- Hemipristis teeth are highly sought-after for their unique appearance, size, and relative rarity.
- These captivating fossils are a conversation starter guaranteed to spark curiosity.
Where to Find Your Snaggletooth:
Hemipristis teeth are most commonly unearthed in marine deposits of the United States, Europe, and Africa. Start your fossil adventure today and discover the world of the prehistoric Snaggletooth shark!
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1 1/16" - Brown Root, Green/Gray Enamel
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$20.00
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701
1 3/8" - Hemipristis Shark Tooth with Dark Brown Root with Gray Enamel |
$35.00
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702
15/16" - Light Gray Root, Gray Enamel |
$20.00
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703
1 1/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$20.00
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704
1+" - Brown Root, Gray/Black Enamel
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$20.00
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705
1+" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$20.00
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706
1 1/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
Manger's Choice |
$30.00
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707
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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708
1 1/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$20.00
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709
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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710
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$20.00
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711
1 1/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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712
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$20.00
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713
1 3/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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714
1 3/8" - Brown Root, Gray/Green Enamel
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$30.00
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715
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Brown/Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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716
1 3/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$30.00
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717
1 1/4" - Light Tan Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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718
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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719
1 1/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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720
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$30.00
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721
1 1/8" - Fossil HEMIPRISTIS Shark Tooth with Tan Root with Black/Tan Enamel |
$30.00
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722
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$30.00
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723
1 1/2" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$40.00
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724
1 1/4" - Fossil HEMIPRISTIS Shark Tooth with Brown Root with Gray Enamel |
$35.00
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725
1 1/4+" - Fossil HEMIPRISTIS Shark Tooth with Tan Root with Black/Tan Enamel |
$40.00
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726
1 3/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$30.00
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727
1 1/4" - Tan Root, Light Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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728
1 1/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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729
1 1/4" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$25.00
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730
1 1/4+" - Fossil HEMIPRISTIS Shark Tooth with Brown Root with Gray Enamel |
$35.00
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731
1 3/8+" - Fossil HEMIPRISTIS Shark Tooth with Brown Root with Gray Enamel |
$40.00
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732
1 3/8" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$35.00
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733
1 1/2" - Brown Root, Gray Enamel
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$40.00
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734
1 3/4" - Dark Brown Root, Gray Enamel
Great Tooth ! |
$95.00
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735
1 1/16" - Tan Root, Light Brown Enamel
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$30.00
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736
1" - Tan Root, Light Brown Enamel
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$30.00
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737
1 1/6" - Tan Root, Light Brown Enamel
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$30.00
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738
1 1/8" - Tan Root, Light Brown Enamel
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$25.00
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739
1 7/16+" - Fossil HEMIPRISTIS Shark Tooth with Brown Root with Gray Enamel |
$40.00
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Fossil Hemipristis shark teeth are highly prized by collectors and paleontologists for their distinctive serrated edges, resembling miniature saws. These formidable teeth belonged to an extinct genus of sharks that thrived during the Eocene and Oligocene epochs. Hemipristis, often referred to as the “Hemipristis serra,” was a powerful predator that occupied a significant niche in ancient marine ecosystems. Studying these fossils provides valuable insights into the evolution of shark dentition, the paleoecology of past oceans, and the intricate relationships within ancient food webs.