Megalodon Black Shark Tooth Replica
$25.00
Study the apex predatory evolution of the world’s largest shark with this Megalodon black tooth replica. This life-size cast features the specialized serrations and massive root structure of an original Miocene specimen.
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Description
Megalodon black shark tooth replica measures 4.6 inches in slant length. This museum-quality Otodus megalodon cast features a deep black finish to replicate the high-grade phosphate mineralization found in authentic river-bottom fossils. Made in USA.
Megalodon Black Shark Tooth Replica Dimensions
- Size: 4.6 inches (11.7 cm) in slant length.
- Scale: Life-size representative of a tooth from a mature adult specimen.
- Product Details: Material: Museum-quality polyurethane resin cast of original specimen.
- Anatomical Accuracy: Furthermore, it replicates the fine serrations and robust root structure characteristic of the species.
- Origin: Made in USA.
- Features: Specifically, this cast is hand-finished in a deep black fossilized tone to mirror high-grade phosphate mineralization.
Megalodon black shark tooth replica scientific information
- Bite Force: For example, it had a force estimated at 108,000 to 182,000 newtons, which allowed it to hunt large whales.
- Feeding Strategy: Because of its serrated edges, it could easily saw through the flesh and bone of marine mammals.
- Morphology: In addition, the tooth features a thick lingual protuberance and a distinct “V” shaped neck area called the bourlette.
Scientific classification:
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Chordata
- Class: Chondrichthyes
- Order: Lamniformes
- Family: †Otodontidae
- Genus: †Otodus
- Species: O. megalodon
- Binomial Name: Otodus megalodon (Agassiz, 1843).
- Temporal Range: Early Miocene–Pliocene, approximately 23–3.6 million years ago.
- Conservation Status: Extinct.
Moreover, you can compare the serrated enamel of this Cenozoic predator with the basal bony shearing plates of the dunkleosteus terrelli fish jaw replica.
Additional information
| Weight | 2.0 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 4.6 in |
| International Shark Awareness Day - July 14 | International Shark Awareness Day is celebrated on July 14th each year. It's a day to educate people about the importance of sharks to the ocean, dispel myths, and promote conservation efforts. |
| Shark Week - July 7-13 2025! | Cause: To dispel the myths surrounding sharks and promote the important role they play in marine ecosystems. Watch on The Discover Channel. |
