Megalodon Tooth - Fossil Specimen spalled face obsidian Spinosaurus teeth are known for

Spinosaurus teeth are known for being more conical and less blade-like than many other carnivorous dinosaur teeth

Description: This one of a kind epidote in quartz specimen from Brazil features a broad

African material is especially vivid and has seen increased attention in recent decades for its durability and saturated color

including the Fraser River and Haida Gwaii for the warmer-toned material

which can be opaque or milky

Megalodon Tooth - Fossil Specimen spalled face obsidian Spinosaurus teeth are known forMined from: Peace River region, Florida, U. S. A. Era: Miocene to Pliocene Geological Age: 23 3. 6 mya Description: This one of a kind Megalodon tooth fossil from Florida, U. S. A. is a striking display specimen with a broad triangular blade, visible serrated edges, and a naturally rounded root. The tooth shows a dramatic contrast between the tan gray enamel and the deep dark brown to black root, with fine vertical striations running down the blade.