Unknown Sand Tiger teeth

[Stealthynimrod]

Some teeth I found from Brownies that don't look like any other sand tigers I usually find. Many of them are very worn and broken. I'm no expert but my guess is that they are Eocene teeth. 

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

 

Some of the larger ones

[ynot]

2 minutes ago, Stealthynimrod said:

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Hard to help with out any visual.

Can You post pictures (with scale)?

 

Regards,

Tony

[Stealthynimrod]

[Stealthynimrod]

11 minutes ago, ynot said:

Hard to help with out any visual.

Can You post pictures (with scale)?

 

Regards,

Tony

 

  

 

[siteseer]

I agree that those teeth look to be at least as old as Eocene because that first group looks like Striatolamia.  However, I had a vague memory of a similar recent question.  Check out this link:

 

 

[Macrophyseter]

I'm not a true expert on shark teeth, but I do know enough to try to guess on what these may be. Now I may probably some guesses wrong or mixed up with much similar species, but I'll guess here.

First Post Pictures (left to right)

 

Carcharias Lateral

Striatolamia Lateral

Striatolamia? Lateral

Striatolamia Lateral

Striatolamia? could be Cretolamna Lateral

Striatolamia? Lateral

Second Post Pictures (left to right)

Carcharias Anterior

Carcharias Anterior

Carcharias Anterior

Carcharias Anterior

Carcharias Anterior?

Striatolamia or Cretolamna? Lateral?

Striatolamia Lateral?

Striatolamia Posterior

Striatolamia Lateral?

Striatolamia? Posterior?

Third Post Pictures (left to right)

Carcharias Lateral

Carcharias Lateral

Carcharias Posterior

Carcharias Anterior

Striatolamia Lateral

Striatolamia Posterior?

Striatolamia Lateral

Striatolamia? Lateral

 

Remember that these are all just guesses, and that I may be far from right on any of them. But still, hope this may help.