Polished Fossil Whale Tooth | Family Physeteridae | South Carolina Claw skinny projections of bone—some of

skinny projections of bone—some of which attained lengths of almost six feet—that had been connected to the Spinosaurus vertebrae

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found naturally in tropical

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Polished Fossil Whale Tooth | Family Physeteridae | South Carolina Claw skinny projections of bone—some ofFamily Physeteridae Miocene (~2. 6 15 MYO) Hawthorn Formation Tooth approx. size: 3. 25" x 1. 25" This tooth is from a Miocene aged fossil sperm whale. The bodies of physeteroids are robustly proportioned. The lower jaw is always relatively small and thin compared to the upper jaw. Unlike the modern sperm whale which only has functional teeth on the lower jaw, sperm whales of the Miocene had large teeth in both jaws. The moderately curved, conical