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Click to enlarge   Name Ray Dermal Dentitcle (Rare)
  ref SHARK654
  Fossils from the Red Crag are highly collectable and very sought after, especially nowadays as all the exposures are basically gone due to over-mining and erosion. This is a ray dermal denticle which has the same embryological origin as the teeth in the ray's mouth. These teeth have simply migrated to the skin. A very rare and very interesting specimen. One for the serious collector.
  Age Pliocene, Red Crag
  Size Size of Denticle 20mm x 18mm
  location Felixstowe, Suffolk, UK
 
  price £ 49.95
   
 
Click to enlarge   Name Carcharodon megalodon (Stunning tooth)
  ref SHARK653
  Age Pliocene, Red Crag
  Size Size of Tooth 76mm
  location Walton on the Naze, Essex, UK
 
  price £ 295.00
   
 
Click to enlarge   Name Hydodant sp (Shark fin spine)
  ref SHARK642
  This specimen, from the Cretaceous Rocks of Rock A Nore, is a fabulous example of a shark's fin spine, probably a hybodant. The fin spine is a large example and is just missing the very tip of the front and back but this certainly should not detract from this wonderful specimen. The fin spine also has preserved and carefully prepped out its ' barbs'. Collected late last century.
  Age Cretaceous, Hastings Beds
  Size Length of Fin Spine 143mm
  location Rock A Nore, Hastings, UK
 
  price £ 495.00
   
 
Click to enlarge   Name Petrodus patelliformis (Shark Denticles)
  ref 5450
  This really nice slither of crinoidal limestone exhibits a dozen or so shark denticles and a partial tooth? A really interesting fossil for the collector5 of rare Carboniferous shark material. This famous quarry has been overgrown for decades now, so any collecting is heavily restricted. This specimen is from the late Professor GORDON WALKDEN collection. Approximately 340 million years old and was collected in 1962. Fossils Direct is a premium collectors website.
  Age Carbonifeous, Brigantian, Monsal Dale Limestones
  Size Size of overall piece 52mm x 45mm
  location Steeplehouse Quarry, Wirksworth, Derbyshire, UK
 
  price £ 39.95
   
 
 
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