Shark tooth Lebachacanthus

This is a tooth of the early shark Lebachacanthus pollichiae. The fossil comes from the Permian period 
deposits (Schwarzpelit Bank) of Breitenheim/Pfalz in Germany.

The tooth is complete, three-dimensional preserved and rises clearly from the slab.

The fossil measures approximately 1.2 cm. The stone is unbroken and measures approximately 5.5 x 4 x 0,7 cm.

This is a rarely offered exhibit from a strictly protected location, it comes from an old collection.

No manipulations!