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I found these bad boys everywhere on the beach, but who do they belong to?
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Its pretty small-thought it was a bull or dusky or something similar, but I found lots of bull etc teeth today and it doesn't look like any of them. The angles aren't as steep as the bulls or whatever. The tip is missing but it appears to only be missing the tip and some root. Thanks for your help everyone!
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Found a great new beach along the St Johns this past weekend and when night came I knew I was leaving teeth there and had to go back asap. Unfortunately I am not a morning person and the tides this week were early morning or at night. I chose to a night search not knowing how hard it is to surface collect teeth with just a headlamp. Nevertheless in my few hours combing the beach I found over 60 mostly very little teeth, but found this awesome GW to my surprise. The root was sticking out of the sand and I did not think it was a tooth, but had to investigate and I am very glad I did. For sure my best quality tooth so far (IF ONLY THE TIP WERE STILL THERE!!! but they gotta eat too I suppose).
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Apologize for the poor quality pics but I struggled photographing these to show any detail I suspect they are fish scales but that is basically just a guess If anyone wants to take a shot at IDing them go for it The first two pictures are of the same fossil and the third picture is a different one-the second specimen was very difficult to photo cuz its basically a round disk with a raised hump in the middle Lastly if anyone could tell me what type of tooth this is that would be awesome so far its my most complete 'big' (meaning bigger than a fingernail lol) tooth
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I had a few people look at it (including the head of collections at the Nat. History museum in Gainesville) and we were all stumped! Any ideas?
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Hello! Nice to meet you all. I am Terry Goodall and I am an amateur paleontologist from Philadelphia that just moved down to the Jacksonville area. I want to get the paleo ball rolling down here so feel free to reach out to me! I live next to a great deposit where I have found mammoth, horse, tusk fragments, shark, whale, and much more! Hope to hear from you guys soon, -Terry
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From the album: Joy's Fossil Collection
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From the album: Joy's Fossil Collection
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Found all these in the same place. The first tooth is the biggest tooth i have ever found. i was really excited til another guy fossil hunting found a meg 10 mins later and thats what I was there for. Great day though.
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From the album: Joy's Fossil Collection
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From the album: Joy's Fossil Collection
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From the album: Joy's Fossil Collection
All my shark teeth have been found on the beach and at the mouth of the St. John's river. -
The smallest shark teeth What kind of shark tooth is this? Cool tiger shark tooth
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Finds from walking on beach These are from another day at the beach right after a big storm
