Squalicorax Crow Shark Tooth Replica - Cretaceous Fossil

A Squalicorax crow shark tooth. The preview shows a low, wide crown that bends sharply to one side, with fine serrations along the edges, a notch and short heel on the rear edge and a broad, rough-textured root. It is wider than it is tall, about 7 cm across at 100%. Squalicorax, the crow shark, lived in Late Cretaceous seas from roughly 105 to 66 million years ago. Real teeth are usually only a few centimetres across, so this model is an enlarged, display-sized version; scale it to around 40 t…

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