04357 - Strongly Serrated 1.87 Inch Palaeocarcharodon orientalis (Pygmy white Shark) Tooth Echinoderms are oriented posteriorly since their

are oriented posteriorly since their origin and the lingual margin is curved

It is from the Hamadasuchus rebouli species

Under binocular loupes you can even see the wing details

This rostral bone does not have restorations or reparations

04357 - Strongly Serrated 1.87 Inch Palaeocarcharodon orientalis (Pygmy white Shark) Tooth Echinoderms are oriented posteriorly since theirThis is one of the sharks with sharpest and most serrated edges of all the assemblage in the Paleogene phosphate quarries of the Oulad Abdoun Basin (Morocco). It is a piece with a size that exceeds that of the average for its species. It is preserved in full and almost perfect. It only has a small glued fracture close to the root and to one of the lateral denticles, as indicated in one of the pictures. It does not have any restorations. The lateral