Beyond thrilled at days 2&3 along port royal/beaufort area. Way more sharks teeth and bones

[boonefrog]

Here are my best guesses on the sharks teeth (1st 9 pics):

• (1) Hemipristis serra uppers pretty sure

• (2) all gray sharks?

• (3) tiger?

• (4) and (6) lemon/lower gray/others?

• (5) tiger-like?

• (7) ray

• (8) ???

• (9) & (10) may include a major and lower snaggletooth but mostly stumped

• (11) most sand tiger with maybe a lower snaggletooth?

• (12) upper great white and 2nd is maybe an upper narrow or giant white because no serrations?

• (13) may not be able to ID

• (14) (15) (17) ???

• (16) megs!

 

For the bones (last 10 pics), I know much will be unidentifiable. I think there are some interesting shapes here and there. Pieces that look like a twig, ribs, some very wood-like stuff, etc.

[Nanotyrannus35]

8 looks like a stingray spine

[Fin Lover]

Agree on #1, 5, 7 & 12a

[Fin Lover]

And I'm new, so this may be way off, but maybe hastalis for 12b?

 

[Fin Lover]

I would also think chubutensis instead of meg for 16b. I'll stop now, before I embarrass myself further.  It's my first time responding on an ID.