Species - Hexanchus microdon – Extinct Cow Shark

Size - 0.29" Wide

Location - Hornby Island, Canada

Age - Upper Cretaceous - 70-75 million years old

Remarks - Discover true rarity with our 0.29” wide Fossil  Hexanchus microdon – Extinct Cow Shark Tooth in Matrix from Hornby Island, Canada. Dated to the Upper Cretaceous period (70–75 million years ago), this authentic specimen is 100% natural with no restoration.  It doesn't appear to have any glue but 99% of the teeth found in this location require glue so just assume there could be some. This is a rare site from a small island just off the coast of Vancouver Island. A true treasure for collectors and fossil enthusiasts alike.

Key Features:

• Rare 0.29” Fossil Hexanchus microdon Tooth

• Extinct Cow Shark Species

• Upper Cretaceous: 70–75 Million Years Old

• Discovered on Hornby Island, Canada

• Fascinating and Unique Addition for Collectors

All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer. This rare fossil stands as a tangible link to prehistoric oceans and makes for a striking and scientifically significant piece.

Unearth the past and own a piece of deep time. Supplies are limited—secure this extraordinary Hexanchus microdon tooth today and elevate your collection with a genuine relic of Earth’s ancient marine history.