Broad-Tooth Mako Shark Tooth in Display Box - North Carolina Coast and pygidium (tail)

and pygidium (tail)

The uses of onyx for jewelry

Here is a unique specimen of apophyllite with associated stilbite

There are a few hairline cracks that were likely stabilized

Broad-Tooth Mako Shark Tooth in Display Box - North Carolina Coast and pygidium (tail)The Broad Toothed Mako, also known as the Giant Mako, is another common shark tooth we have in our galleries. This genus of mackerel shark lived during the late Oligocene and the Early Pleistocene. This is a pretty common example of the specimens we have. This tooth has a very dark root paired with a gray blade. It does exhibit a slight transition to a lighter brown near the tip of the specimen. Length: 2. 19 in. measured on longest diagonal Weight: