Rare 0.99" wide Fossil Ptychodus mortoni - Extinct Shell- Crushing tooth - Mississippi

Species - Ptychodus mortoni - Extinct Shell- Crushing Shark

Size - 0.99" wide

Location - Monroe County, Mississippi

Age - Late Cretaceous - Appx 85 million years old

Remarks - This remarkable fossil Ptychodus mortoni tooth offers a unique look at an extinct species known for its shell-crushing abilities. From the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 85 million years ago, this tooth is a stunning example of the specialized feeding adaptations of ancient marine life.

Measuring 0.99” wide, this tooth is perfectly preserved with remarkable detail. It is 100% authentic, with no repair or restoration, making it an exceptional find for collectors.

Key Features:

• Genuine Ptychodus mortoni Fossil Tooth (0.99” Wide)

• Origin: Mississippi, Late Cretaceous Period (~85 Million Years Ago)

• No repair or restoration—completely natural

This rare and highly desirable fossil offers collectors an authentic piece of Earth’s ancient marine past, showcasing the specialized adaptations of the Ptychodus mortoni. It’s a must-have addition to any collection of prehistoric marine fossils.