Show me your six and seven gill shark teeth

[Woopaul5 120]

Since my first time finding one I have been obsessed with cowshark teeth. I’ll share some of my collection and please share me what you have. Thanks!

 

 

 

 

Notorynchus Cepedianus, Calvert fm

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hexanchus sp, from Chile 

 

 

Notorynchus Kempi, Kazakhstan 

 

 

Notorynchus Colonsii, Muddy Creek, VA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[indominus rex 351]

Here are the only Cow shark teeth I have. Came with a bunch of Megs and Tigers and Makos. And also those are some beautiful cow shark teeth.

[caldigger 5,499]

4 minutes ago, indominus rex said:

those are some beautiful cow shark teeth.

I'd say!  And I'll bet you have even more not so perfect ones to go with those marvelous whole specimens too.

[Woopaul5 120]

9 minutes ago, caldigger said:

I'd say!  And I'll bet you have even more not so perfect ones to go with those marvelous whole specimens too.

 I have quite a few. I’m overseas at the moment and had to resort to stock photos and what few I have saved in my phone. I’ll be updating this once I return stateside. 

 

Thanks for the the kind words! 

[CharlotteG 63]

All from Antwerp, Belgium... I really love this topic, looking forward to seeing some more beauty’s .  

[Darktooth 2,375]

I have collected a fair amount of Cowshark teeth from the Cliffs. I only have 3 left in my possession after giving some to my kids, trades, and auctions.  But these are the 3 best I have found 

#1 Found at Mataokke cottages. 

#2&3 from Brownies. The 3rd one has a different morphology then any other cowsharks I have seen. In front of the first large spike, instead of serrations which point towards the spike there appear to be additional spikes pointed in the opposite direction. I know this is not a symphaseal, but someone suggested that it may have come from somewhere close to the middle of the  mouth. I have never seen another one quite like it.

[WhodamanHD 2,545]

My Brownies beach cow

I’ll tag @Calvert Cliff Dweller So he can steal the show.

[Troodon 12,726]

My favorite shark, bar none and a focus of my shark tooth collection.  Here are a few that I took some quick pictures from the America's and Kazakhstan to support your post.

 

Hexanchus sp. from Chile

 

Hexanchus sp. from Peru

 

 

From Mexico, Hexanchus sp.

 

From the Eocene of Kazakhstan, Notorynchus kempi

 

 

[Darktooth 2,375]

That is a sweet collection @Troodon !

[Ropterus 24]

Wow! Lots of beautiful teeth so far. I will try and post some of my finds as well when I get a chance.  Looking forward to see what @Calvert Cliff Dweller shows us. He had 2 really nice ones the last time I ran into him. Keep the pics coming! Love these teeth!

[Nimravis 4,372]

Everyone has some pretty teeth- Congrats to all of you.

[Woopaul5 120]

5 hours ago, Darktooth said:

I have collected a fair amount of Cowshark teeth from the Cliffs. I only have 3 left in my possession after giving some to my kids, trades, and auctions.  But these are the 3 best I have found 

#1 Found at Mataokke cottages. 

#2&3 from Brownies. The 3rd one has a different morphology then any other cowsharks I have seen. In front of the first large spike, instead of serrations which point towards the spike there appear to be additional spikes pointed in the opposite direction. I know this is not a symphaseal, but someone suggested that it may have come from somewhere close to the middle of the  mouth. I have never seen another one quite like it.

 

I believe it’s some pathology to that tooth. Very cool!!!

[WhodamanHD 2,545]

5 hours ago, Darktooth said:

Mataokke

Matoaka*

[ynot 6,902]

My meager collection from Shark Tooth Hill...

[Anomotodon 463]

Amazing specimens! I love these sharks very much, although still haven't found any symphyseals. Here are some of my best Hexanchus microdon and Notorynchus kempi from Kyiv suite (Lutetian, Eocene). 

 

[Phevo 76]

Those are some amazing teeth, the only one I can contribute with is from the bryozoan chalk of Denmark ca. 63 myo.

 

[Al Dente 3,242]

Here's a nice posterior tooth.

[Max-fossils 1,623]

Some gorgeous teeth! I’m jealous...

 

The cow sharks are definitely my favorite sharks, and the only ones that I am really interested in. Especially the sevengill (Notorhynchus). The other sharks are fun too, but I don’t find them that awesome...

 

Here are two of mine already, I’ll show the other ones I have this weekend: 

 

Sixgill shark

Hexanchus microdon

Khouribga, Morocco

Early Eocene, 50 mya 

Bought 23/11/2016

 

Sevengill shark

Notorhynchus cepedianus

Antwerp, Belgium

Miocene-Pliocene, 5 mya

Found 23/9/2017

My favorite shark tooth in my collection (because it’s a Noto and I found it myself, didn’t just buy it/receive in a trade)

 

I have some other interesting Antwerp cow sharks too, and also my second favorite cow shark tooth (which I got from Dave), of whose the pictures will come this weekend 

[Woopaul5 120]

 

 

some more Hexanchus from Chile 

 

 

hexanchus agassizii from the UK

 

 

havent seem this gal yet but she’s in the mail

 

notorynchus from Antwerp 

 

 

[Max-fossils 1,623]

As promised, here are some more pieces:

 

Sixgill cow shark

Hexanchus griseus

Atacama, Chile

Bahia Inglesa Formation, Miocene-Pliocene, 5 mya

Bought 22/4/2017

 

Pathological sevengill cow shark 

Notorhynchus cepedianus

Antwerp, Belgium

Miocene-Pliocene, 5 mya

Bought 22/4/2017

[Max-fossils 1,623]

Sevengill cow shark

Notorhynchus cepedianus

Brownies Beach, Calvert Cliffs, USA

Miocene

Traded 6/2/2017

One of my favorite shark teeth, mainly because it's the first cow shark tooth I got! Again, thanks a lot @Darktooth 

[Woopaul5 120]

Finally in the new place and got all the new stuff in display cases and what not

 

 

 

[WhodamanHD 2,545]

New one, bigger and better than my last. Same place same species 

[ynot 6,902]

Nice teeth.

[Calvert Cliff Dweller 63]

Here’s a few I picked up thru the years. All these Cows are from Calvert.