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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Late Miocene - Appx 5 million years old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 1 $6.00                                        

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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 2 $6.00                                        

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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 3 $6.00                                        

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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 4 $6.00                                        

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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 5 $6.00                                        

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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 6 $6.00                                        

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Name: Galeocerdo cuvier - Extinct Tiger Shark Teeth
Geologic Age: Early Pliocene - Appx 4.5 Million Years Old

Comments: One of the most interesting teeth around. These are fossil teeth from the same species as the modern Tiger Shark which is so feared worldwide as a swimming garbage collector - eating everything in sight. From the famous Lee Creek Mine in Aurora, North Carolina.

Galeocerdo cuvier Tooth 7 $6.00