Shark tooth

[drbush]

Hi friends,

I didnot post any thing since some time ..it is to hot to go fossil hunting but i went any way and found this large shark tooth it is 4 cm long and 2.5 cm wide at the root >

Can you kindly help me  identify what shark sp.it is  

Thank you, very much.

[Spinosaurus]

where is it from? that would help a lot.

[indominus rex]

Looks like a very worn sand tiger shark tooth to me, but we need the location to know for sure.

[Troodon]

Are you sure the deposits are Cretaceous tooth looks very much like an Otodus obliquus which has been found in the paleocene deposits of the Aruma Formation.   
 

[Darko]

Yeah, it does look like Otodus obliquus!

[Miocene_Mason]

I agree with Otodus, sun bleached like nobodies business but Otodus. Kinda looks cool that way. Nice!

[Auspex]

2 hours ago, WhodamanHD said:

sun bleached like nobodies business

I think it is root-etched, rather than sun bleached.

[Miocene_Mason]

1 hour ago, Auspex said:

I think it is root-etched, rather than sun bleached.

It is isn’t it? Must’ve been surrounded by them. 

[drbush]

Hi and thank you for the informative discussion , after going back to the maps , you are wright the area is at the end of Cretaceous and the beginning of paleocene as you can see in the map ,the find was a surface find in a flat area where i found many fish teeth , i well show you in the near future .

[drbush]

update as we can see in the diagram , Aruma formation is in Cretaceous