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MEGALODON 

Large, fossilized tooth from the Otodus megalodon, an extinct giant shark that lived from 23 to 3.6 million years ago. These massive teeth are famous for their triangular shape, sharp serrated edges, and large size—often measuring between 3 and 7 inches long. 

 CHUBUTENSIS

Otodus chubutensis teeth are defined by two distinct small lateral cusps at the base of the crown, a comparatively slender and slightly curved blade, and fine serrations along the cutting edges and heels 

HUBBLE MEGALODON

 A "Hubbell megalodon" is a collector nickname for rare, heart-shaped juvenile Carcharocles megalodon teeth featuring high root lobes and deep bourlettes. Named after renowned collector Dr. Gordon Hubbell, these small teeth typically measure under 2 inches.