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Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil – 131mm Carcharocles megalodon, Miocene Florida Specimens and sound-producing organs (tymbals) makeA magnificent relic from the apex predator of ancient seas. This authentic Carcharocles megalodon tooth fossil measures an impressive 117mm and originates from the Miocene epoch deposits of Florida, USAone of the world's premier localities for prehistoric shark fossils. Megalodon, the largest predatory shark ever to patrol Earth's oceans, dominated marine ecosystems between 23 and 3. 6 million years ago, reaching estimated lengths of up to 18 metres.