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Key Details Species: Otodus obliquus Size: L: 2.69" W: 1.94" Location: Khouribga, Morocco Age: Eocene Epoch (~48–56 million years old) Condition: 100% natural, no repairs or restoration (see our Authenticity Guarantee) 🦴 About This Specimen This beautifully preserved Otodus obliquus tooth displays a sharp blade, intact cusplets, beautiful tan color, and thick root, making it a standout fossil from the Eocene seas. Known for their elegant triangular crowns and small side cusplets, these teeth represent a shark species that lived long before Megalodon evolved. Its gorgeous tan enamel reflects the minerals and sediment of Khouribga, Morocco, giving the tooth a naturally aesthetic appearance ideal for collectors and display. Every Fossil Driven fossil is guaranteed authentic and unrestored unless clearly stated otherwise. 🌊 Where This Fossil Comes From This tooth was recovered from ancient marine deposits in Khouribga, Morocco, a site famous for producing beautifully preserved Eocene-...