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From the Saratov Region of Russia, we have Cenomanian shark teeth from the Melovatka Formation We got quite a few teeth from this formation and I have filled the displays, finished a couple of trades with a few of these and I still have many many teeth for give aways. Most of the teeth were Striatolamia with quite a few Archaeolamna. We found a few other interesting teeth and many are really Lamniformes indet so some of the ID's are educated guesses. Still these are some interesting teeth from a cool formation. They are all small teeth, under .5" 10 Eostriatolamia ( there are 4 pictured but I will add 6 nice ones to that) 2 Archaeolamna 2 Cretalamna type teeth 1 Synechodus- could be a Paraorthacodus 1 possible Cretoxyrhina. It fits the morphology of Ginsus from the Cenomanian of Russia that I have or have seen 1 possible Psuedoscapanorhynchus- my best guess I will work on getting some better pictures this weekend but I will post a couple now so you get the general idea. My want list is fairly simple Heterodontus teeth- We do not need any STH or UK Heterodontus teeth but am looking for other locations especially Chile or Belgium. Small and simple trade lol If you are interested, drop me a PM

I have a few unknowns from the Cenomanian of Russia that I am starting to get around to photographing and identifying. I am practicing with my actual camera instead of my phone so the pics are just ok but will get better lol The first one is from near Fedoravka Tambov Region of Russia. This one is about 13 mm or so. I think the ID when purchased was Cretoxyrhina but I do not know how accurate that is. I thought perhaps Cretalamna or maybe Dwardius or something completely different. I just do not know. It is a really striking tooth though and I would like to get some idea of what it is.