FOSSIL SHARKS TEETH - Upnor, Kent - 55 million years old (IN GLASS DISPLAY BOX)
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in glass display box
From the Oldhaven Beds (Harwich Formation)
Upnor Sand Quarry, Lower Upnor, near Rochester, Kent
55 million years old
A selection of fossilised sharks teeth from this classic site. These fossils were collected in 1992 and are from an old collection. The quarry is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
A shark has jaws packed with a frightening array of teeth. The teeth are only loosely attached to the jaw and often fall out to be preserved in the mud on the sea floor.
Please note: The contents of the box may move during transport.
55 million years old
A selection of fossilised sharks teeth from this classic site. These fossils were collected in 1992 and are from an old collection. The quarry is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
A shark has jaws packed with a frightening array of teeth. The teeth are only loosely attached to the jaw and often fall out to be preserved in the mud on the sea floor.
Please note: The contents of the box may move during transport.
Size: 6 x 6 x 2 centimetres (size of box)
Weight: 35 grams
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