This jaw of Carcharhinus obscurus, commonly known as the Dusky Shark, is a captivating example of the dental morphology of this species. Originating from Madagascar, the specimen is mounted on a custom metal stand that enhances its structure and facilitates display. The jaw retains its natural shape, allowing the observation of the characteristic arrangement and size of the teeth typical of this elasmobranch species.

Aesthetically, the metal stand provides an ideal balance of functionality and presentation, making it suitable for placement on a bookshelf, shelf, or within a display cabinet, adding a touch of natural history and exotic allure to the environment. The presence of the base ensures stability and height, showcasing the jaw with a profile height of 31.5 cm above the stand.

Overall dimensions of the object are 27.5 cm in length, 33 cm in width, and 8.5 cm in depth. The net weight of the jaw is 0.29 kg, while the total weight including the base is 0.875 kg, details that facilitate handling and positioning within private collections or exhibition spaces dedicated to natural history.