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This was found on the banks of a river bed around Locust Fork River in Blount County Alabama
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I traded for this tooth 20 some years ago. I cant remember anything about except that its from Peru. Can I get some help to id this tooth. Measures 2 3/8 inches. Thanks so much. RB
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Found these the other day at Stratford Hall, Virginia. Any idea if these are Turritella or another species?
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From the Calvert formation I think it’s a Carcharhinus sp. but would really appreciate a second opinion.
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From the Calvert formation. Ruler in metrics
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This tooth is from the Calvert formation. I would like a second opinion but I think it’s a Carcharhinus sp. yes or no??
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Calvert formation. Ruler in metrics. Not so sure if it’s a tiny sand tiger species or something else.
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Fairly confident this is a P. contortus but would love a second opinion. From the Calvert formation.
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I’m currently looking on fossil guy but I’m stumped. Ideas?
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I’m trying to use fossil guy to identify fossils from the Calvert formation. I think this is Brachyurus but I’m looking for a second opinion.
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Is this a sand tiger tooth? Found in the Calvert formation
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Found in the Calvert formation. Wondering if it’s a bull shark tooth
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Trying to use fossil guy to ID teeth from the Calvert formation. Is this a tiger?
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Is this a mako tooth? From the Calvert formation.
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Hemipristis or another shark type. Found in Calvert formation. Trying to use fossil guy but still not good at this.
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I think this is a lemon shark from the Calvert formation. Any thoughts?
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I think this is a lemon shark tooth. From Calvert formation. Trying to use fossil guy to help but am so new to this
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Going through my collection and trying to put a name to these. All from the Calvert formation. Please note the numbers on the paper identify the different teeth.
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I think this is a tiger-like from the Calvert formation. Opinions?
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Going through my collection and trying to put a name to these. From the Calvert formation. Please note the numbers on the paper, these are to identify the individual teeth
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Found this in the Calvert formation. Is it too worn to identify?
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Are these sans-tigers or Hemipristis? Found in the Calvert formation. Note the different numbers for different teeth.
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Are these hemipristis teeth? Found in the Calvert formation
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Sorry I’m posting so much. I’m going through my collections and putting names to things. Are these tiger like or tiger sharks? Please note the numbers on the sticky notes since there are multiple teeth. Found in the Calvert formation
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This was found in Stratford Hall, VA. Most likely a rock but would like a second opinion
