Miocene Mako Shark Tooth Fossil – Isurus hastalis – Bakersfield, California, USA Mastering Fear Formed within a differentiated planetary

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Miocene Mako Shark Tooth Fossil – Isurus hastalis – Bakersfield, California, USA Mastering Fear Formed within a differentiated planetaryThis authentic Mako shark tooth fossil was discovered in the fossil rich sediments near Bakersfield, California, a region internationally recognised for its abundance of marine fossils. The specimen dates to the Middle Miocene epoch, approximately 1512 million years ago, when much of present day central California was covered by a warm, shallow sea. The tooth belonged to the extinct shark species Isurus hastalis, commonly referred to as the Broad