One Large Fat Fossil Carcharocles Auriculatus Shark Tooth! Flordia Fossil! Jaw similar to how a fire

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One Large Fat Fossil Carcharocles Auriculatus Shark Tooth! Flordia Fossil! Jaw similar to how a fireThis listed is for ONE random pull Large Fat Sized Carcharocles Auriculatus Shark Tooth from the Eocene Age (33 to 59 million years ago) of Flordia! As with most fossil shark teeth, these can be chipped, broken, or whole. Carcharocles Auriculatus is a direct relative to the famous Megalodon and Carcharocles Auriculatus himself was massive, with teetht that could reach up to 5 inches! Each one is spectacular, and certainly something you'll want to add