Squalicorax Shark Teeth From Multiple Locations

Discover authentic Squalicorax shark teeth sourced from a variety of famous fossil localities around the world. Known as the “Crow Shark,” Squalicorax lived during the Late Cretaceous and is one of the most recognizable predators of ancient seas. Each tooth reflects the unique geology of its origin, offering collectors a chance to explore how this species varied across different regions and formations.

Our collection includes Squalicorax teeth from:

Morocco – beautifully preserved teeth from the phosphate beds, often with sharp serrations and rich coloration.

New Jersey (Monmuoth County)– classic East Coast specimens from the Cretaceous formations, prized for their historical significance.

North Carolina (Tarr River)-well‑preserved Squalicorax teeth collected from the Tar River region, known for producing sharp specimens with excellent natural patina.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a paleontology enthusiast, or searching for a unique display piece, these Squalicorax teeth highlight the diversity of this ancient shark across different environments. Each locality offers its own story, making these fossils perfect for anyone who appreciates both species‑level identification and geological provenance.

Explore our full selection to compare sizes, colors, and preservation styles from each region, and find the perfect Squalicorax tooth to add to your collection.