Shark Vertebra Cretaceous USA


Unidentified genera. This is a gorgeous yet unusual shark vertebra. It is 19mm across and is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Britton Formation of Carrollton, Dallas, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £3. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1396

Ptychodus whippelei Tooth Cretaceous


Ptychodus whippelei. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented. It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/black coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 13mm in height 13mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation of Dallas, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £8. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1369

Ptychodus whippelei Tooth Cretaceous


Ptychodus whippelei. This gorgeous yet unusual complete tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is simply one of the largest of this type I have ever seen, quite lovely and highly ornamented. It has great detail with wonderful jet black coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 20mm in height and 18mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Atco Formation of Carrollton, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £20. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1281

Ptychodus anonymus Cretaceous


Ptychodus anonymus. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented.  It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/olive coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 14mm in height and 16mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 4th July 2006. Priced at £25. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1282

Ptychodus polygyrus Cretaceous USA


Ptychodus polygyrus. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented.  It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/olive coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 14mm in height and 20mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 21st July 2006. Priced at £50. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1283

Ptychodus decurrens Cretaceous


Ptychodus decurrens. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented. It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/olive coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 10mm in height and 16mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Eagle Ford Shale, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £30. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1284

Ptychodus occidentalus Cretaceous


Ptychodus occidentalus. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented.  It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/olive coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 14mm in height and 17mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 15th Dec 2007. Priced at £35. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1285

Cretoxyrhina mantelli Tooth Cretaceous


Cretoxyrhina mantelli. This large lateral tooth is quite lovely and grade 'A' standard despite a repair to a single break. It has great detail with wonderful bi-colouration, root intact and shiney enamel, being a large 38mm in height along the leading edge. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and come from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 8th Dec 2007. Priced at £29. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1286

Squalicorax kaupi Tooth Cretaceous


Squalicorax kaupi. A lovely crow shark tooth. This tooth measures 10mm in height along the leading edge. It comes from the Mount Laurel Formation, Upper Cretaceous of Big Brook, Colts Neck, New Jersey, USA and dates circa 65 million years old. Priced at £8. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1287 

Squalicorax pristodontus Tooth Cretaceous


Squalicorax pristodontus. A nice rare crow shark tooth. This tooth measures 16mm in height along the leading edge. It comes from the Mount Laurel Formation, Upper Cretaceous of Big Brook, Colts Neck, New Jersey, USA and dates circa 65 million years old. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1288 

Scapanorhizodus texanus Cretaceous


Scapanorhizodus texanus. A lovely shark tooth. This tooth measures 25mm in height along the leading edge. It comes from the Mount Laurel Formation, Upper Cretaceous of Big Brook, Colts Neck, New Jersey, USA and dates circa 65 million years old. Priced at £8. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1302

Ptychodus Spine Cretaceous


Ptychodus whippelei. This gorgeous yet unusual partial spine is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. It is 38mm in length and has been repaired. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation of Carrollton, Dallas, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £5. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1270

Cretolamna appendiculata Tooth Cretaceous


Cretolamna appendiculata. A lovely posterior mackerel shark tooth. This tooth measures 13mm in height along the leading edge. It comes from the Mount Laurel Formation, Upper Cretaceous of Big Brook, Colts Neck, New Jersey, USA and dates circa 65 million years old. Priced at £6. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1178 

Cretolamna appendiculata Cretaceous USA


Cretolamna appendiculata. This (large for species) lateral tooth is quite lovely and grade 'A' standard.  It has great detail with wonderful tri-colouration, root intact and shiney enamel, being 30mm in height along the leading edge. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and come from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in a display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 6th Oct 2007. Priced at £30. Quote Ref No. SUSM 1008

Cretoxyrhina mantelli Cretaceous


Cretoxyrhina mantelli. This tooth is quite lovely and grade 'A' standard.  It has great detail with wonderful tri-colouration, root intact and shiney enamel, being 19mm in height. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and come from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Farmers Branch, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in a display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 2nd September 2006. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. SUSM 992

Squalicorax kaupi Tooth Cretaceous


Squalicorax kaupi. A nice  quality tooth which is complete with root and serrated crown.  The tooth measures 17mm along the leading edge. It comes from the Lower Demopolis Formation, Late Cretaceous of Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA and dates circa 75 million years old. Supplied with label and in an attractive display box. Priced at £4.  Quote Ref No. SUSM 855

Ptychodus mammilarus Tooth Cretaceous


Ptychodus mammilarus. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented.  It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/olive coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 13mm in height and 18mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 21th July 2006. Priced at £30. Quote Ref No. SUSM 825

Ptychodus polygyrus Shark Tooth Cretaceous


Ptychodus polygyrus. This gorgeous yet unusual tooth is from an extinct species of shark whose dentition was highly specialised for crushing shell fish. The tooth is quite lovely and highly ornamented.  It has great detail with wonderful dark brown/olive coloured crown, root intact and shiney enamel, being a chunky 7mm in height and 14mm across. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 7th July 2006. Priced at £20. Quote Ref No. SUSM 762

Scaponorhynchus texanus Tooth Cretaceous


Scaponorhynchus texanus. A rare unusual tooth which is complete with root. This tooth measures 25mm in height along the leading edge. It comes from the Black Creek Formation, Cretaceous of Wayne County, North Carolina, USA and dates circa 70 million years old. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. SUSM 720

Cretolamna appendiculata Tooth Cretaceous


Cretolamna appendiculata. This tooth is quite lovely and grade 'A' standard.  It has great detail with wonderful tri-colouration, root intact and shiney enamel, being 17mm in height. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and come from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in a display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 7th July 2006. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. SUSM 674

Cretodus crassidens Tooth Cretaceous


Cretodus crassidens. This tooth is quite lovely despite a repair to the left part of the root and left side-cusp missing. It has great detail with wonderful bi-colouration and shiney enamel, being 22mm in height. It is Late Cretaceous age circa 80 million years old and comes from the Arcadia Park Formation, Kamp Ranch Member of Denton County, Texas, USA. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. FULL PROVIDENCE, found 4th July 2006. Priced at £8. Quote Ref No. SUSM 640