Fulfill your fossil needs with this lot of 7 fossil shark tooth set! These specimens were found in the phosphate mines around Khouribga, Morocco, located in North Africa. They are approximately 72.1-47.8 million years old, ranging from the latest Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) through to the Early Eocene (Ypresian) epoch. This means you are truly owning 7 pieces of prehistory!  These fossil specimens are jewelry gade and above, meaning that they are mostly complete, with some nicks, chips, repairs and/or restoration possible. This makes them perfect for use in jewelry creation (such as making shark tooth necklaces), arts and crafts, science education, and for starting the journey of fossil collection! The photos pictured are representative of what the teeth may look like; actual specimens may vary as fossils are very unique and individual.  This 7-pack may include many possible species. All of them are from the order Lamniformes, AKA the "Mackerel Sharks". Modern day representatives of the Mackerel Sharks include the Great White, Megamouth, Basking Shark, Thresher Shark, and many more! The three most prevalent genera within this shark tooth set include Serratolamna, Cretalamna, and Otodus (the genus that gave rise to the legendary Megalodon), with other genera also possible.  These specimens, on average, are between 1/2" and 1 & 1/4" inches long: a perfect size range for making shark tooth necklaces!  Explore your love for paleontology and sharks with this shark tooth set today!