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Not to long ago, forum member Caldigger sent me a box of Shark Tooth Hill bonebed material. I finally finished going through it and photographing them today. I only took pictures of the best ones, and I have a lot of other partials. I managed to take these pictures with an extremely simple setup: I cut a hole in the bottom of a clear plastic cup, stuck the bottom of my microscope's lens through it, and voila Feel free to correct me in any wrong identifications. Here are some Squalus to start us off: I think they are S. occidentalis. Here are some basking shark teeth, Cetorhinus: Carcharhinus sp.: Some dermal denticles: Tiger shark tooth, Galeocerdo aduncus: Continued in next post.
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From the album: Sharktooth Hill
Ray Dental fragments.....Slow Curve...Ernst Quarries. -
Here are some more of my Lee Creek Micro Teeth from the last week or so. Hope you enjoy and feel free to correct my ID if you do not agree. A few denticles Ray Teeth Nice little Tope, Galeorhinus sp. Galeocerdo aduncus? Cat Shark, probably Scyliorhinus Odontaspis sp? and a Very Nice little Carcharias cuspidata
