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FOSSIL SHOP Recent Additions ammonites Polished Ammonites arthropods Crinoid echinoderms fish Gastropods Nautiloids Plants Shark Remains specialist Starfish trilobites vertebrates Past Fossils Sold Gift Vouchers		Shark Remains   HUGE STOCK AVAILABLE     NOW VIEWING PAGE 4   < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next > Click a picture for details     Name Asteracanthus ornatissimus (Quality)   ref 3317   Asteracanthus is an extinct genus of shark. This wonderful example has an ornamented surface and shiny patina. The crushing tooth of this hybodant shark lies in a small piece of oolithic limestone. It was discovered in 1974 and resided in the late GORDON WALKDEN collection.Approximately 166 million years old. One for the discerning collector.   Age Jurassic, Bathonian, Great Oolite Series, Stonesfield Slate   Size Size of Tooth 21mm x 9mm   location Stonesfield, Oxfordshire, UK     price £ 114.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Paranomotodon cf angustidens   ref SHARK607   A nice example of a shark tooth from this famous and classic locality in Lewes. The tooth is approximately 100 million years old. A very good drawer specimen for the collector.   Age Cretaceous, Cenomanian, Grey Chalk   Size Size of tooth 10mm   location Southiam Quarry, Lewes, Sussex     price £ 22.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Paranomotodon cf angustidens   ref SHARK604   This example has a perfect tip and lovely colouration throughout. The sharks tooth was discovered in 1982 and has remained in the same collection ever since. One for the collector.   Age Cretaceous, Cenomanian, Grey Chalk   Size Size of tooth 11mm   location Southiam Quarry, Lewes, Sussex     price £ 24.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Paranomotodon cf angustidens (3 teeth)   ref SHARK603   This piece of grey chalk has three sharks teeth preserved which is a rarity. The locality is very overgrown thesedays and collecting almost impossible. This specimen was discovered in 1979 and would make a lovely addition for the collector.   Age Cretaceous, Cenomanian, Grey Chalk   Size Size of teeth 10mm, 8mm,& 5mm   location Southiam Quarry, Lewes, Sussex     price £ 34.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       SELECT PAGE   << Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next >>
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