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Fossil Shark Tooth Necklace
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Fossil Shark Tooth Necklace

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Miocene Shark Tooth necklace02
Bob Shop ID
3719403

Capture the Beauty of the Prehistoric World with your very own Fossilised Shark tooth.

This Shark Tooth is from the Miocene Period - 12 - 23 Million Years Ago!

Zambezi Shark Tooth

Considered the most dangerous shark
 Short and powerful, grows up to 3m
 At home in murky waters and river mouths
 Attacks on humans are rare, but the sharks display aggressive behaviour

Size : 20 x 22mm ( Slant Height )

Cord : 2mm round black leather  - 490mm

Metal Beads : Antique Brass with black fill

 

How does a tooth become a fossil....?

A shark looses and replaces + - 20 000 teeth in it's life time.

The tooth becomes buried in the sea bed.The sediment in which it is buried precludes oxygen and harmful bacteria from destroying it.Over time the tooth absorbs minerals from the surrounding sediment and this is what determines the colour.

A tooth is only considered a fossils once it is 10 000 years old!

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Customer ratings: 1 ratings

Recommendable,no problems
14 May 2007