3" Mako Shark ToothEvery once in a while, I come across a true rarity. A fossil representative of the splendor of nature. This is one of those fossils. A true 3 inch mako. Its MASSIVE. Period. They don't get much bigger than this. The biggest I ever saw was 3 1/4 inches long. And this tooth, as massive as it is, is still in fantastic condition. It has a great root, and the blade is razor sharp. The colors are fantastic, and its chatoyant - that is, when you look at it at different angles, it is a different color. What a fantastic specimen!
	
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				Location
			 | Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA | 
	 
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				Species
			 | Isurus hastalis | 
	 
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				Age
			 | Pliocene Epoch | 
	 
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				Formation
			 | Hawthorne Formation | 
	 
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				Category
			 | Shark Teeth | 
	 
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				Length
			 | 3 inches | 
	 
 
 
	
		| ID | 1099 | 
	 
		| Member | dw | 
	 
		| Date Added | 2/26/2002 | 
	 
 
 
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