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Cretaceous Shark Teeth from Big Brook, N.J.
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By Jeffrey P
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(left) Scapanorhychus texanus (goblin shark tooth)
(middle) Cretolamna appendiculata (mackerel shark tooth)
(right) Squalicorax sp. (crow shark tooth)
Upper Cretaceous
Wenonah Formation
Mattawan Group
Big Brook
Colt's Neck, New Jersey
The Squalicorax is the largest I've ever found, though frankh1847 found an even larger one the same day.
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Photo Information
- Taken with Apple iPad mini 2
- Focal Length 3.3 mm
- Exposure Time 1/15
- f Aperture f/2.4
- ISO Speed 320
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