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Shark teeth - Carcharocles chubitensis

Middle miocene (15 to 20 million years ago) the shark Chubatensis, ancestor of the meglodon is considered the transition from angustiden to megalodon. Chubatensis has a very minimal cusp compared with it's ancestor angustiden.

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# 674 Carcharocles chubatensis [SOLD] Length of tooth 3 and 7/8 inches. Very hard to find. Click here for more images of this fossil

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