Ashepoo River Fossil Hastalis 2.75"

Very high quality specimen.  Symmetrical with very sharp edges.  

Carcharodon hastalis, also known as the extinct broad-toothed mako, lived during the Miocene to Pliocene epochs. This prehistoric animal is recognized for its large, triangular teeth that lack serrations, differentiating it from the modern great white. Fossils of Carcharodon hastalis are highly sought after by collectors for their historical significance and impressive size, often measuring up to 4 inches. These animals were powerful predators in ancient oceans, contributing to the rich marine biodiversity of their time.