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A nice hunting day in Cadzand


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,Last week I enjoyed my holidays in the Netherlands. The weather was not too bad and sometimes even sunny !

I also visited many locations where I searched for fossils. For example I was in Antwerp, in Nieuwvliet and also at the "Zwarte Polder". 

Beside those locations I collected some nice shark teeth at the beaches near Cadzand. The fossils come mainly from the Miocene, Pliocene until the Pleistocene.

I want to show you my finds from the last day which was the most successful hunting day there ! I spent almost the whole day at a beach near Cadzand and found some beautiful and big shark teeth !

 

Here is a picture of the beach:

 

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Can you find the tooth? :D

 

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Some of the bigger ones:

 

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A nice 4 cm long Isurus Oxynchus(?):

 

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Unknow tooth with a nice root: (3 cm long)

 

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This specimen is a bit worn ...

 

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And the find of the day !! My biggest tooth until now :D:D

Its about 4.6 cm long and it should be a Isurus escheri or? 

 

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I will post some more pictures in the next days ! Hope you enjoyed the pictures :)

 

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Nice haul! I believe escheri has serrations, so its some other mackerel shark ( I'm not great with shark teeth but maybe carcharodon hastilis?)

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9 hours ago, WhodamanHD said:

Nice haul! I believe escheri has serrations, so its some other mackerel shark ( I'm not great with shark teeth but maybe carcharodon hastilis?)

Thanks @WhodamanHD ! As you recognized I am also not familiar with shark teeth :)

Is it possible that the tooth is so worn that you cant see the serrations? :blink: 

Another possibility would be Cosmopolitodus hastalis ... this specimen looks similar: 

http://www.steinkern.de/steinkern-de-galerie/cadzand-bad/cosmopolitodus-hastalis-12019.html

Thanks for your help !

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10 hours ago, nala said:

Very nice report,great finds,congrats!

Thanks :D Great that you like them !

 

10 hours ago, Coco said:

I am OK with Cosmopolitodus hastalis.

 

Coco

Thanks for the endorsement !

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22 hours ago, belemniten said:

Can you find the tooth? :D

 

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Errr, no!

 

Nice selection of teeth Sebastian. Always nice to go on holiday and explore a new site. :)

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13 hours ago, JohnBrewer said:

 

Nice selection of teeth Sebastian. Always nice to go on holiday and explore a new site. :)

Thanks John :D
 

13 hours ago, JohnBrewer said:

Errr, no!

 

 

Here is it:

 

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Thats another 3 cm long tooth (or tip):
 

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