2.5" Isurus Hastalis, Shark Tooth Hill Area, Round Mountain Silt Formation, Late Miocene.
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By ThePhysicist · Posted
Thank you, I definitely don't take them for granted; they are pristine teeth from a cool shark!
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By Jaybot · Posted
Beautiful squalies, and beautiful photography!
While regarded as common, Squalicorax are one of my favorite lamniformes
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By Tidgy's Dad · Posted
WOW!
Yes, that is colour banding or I'm a budgie's cousin.
I do agree that it looks more like a bivalve than a brachiopod.
Extraordinary find.
And it really is eye, singular at the moment. Sigh, Hey ho.
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By Brian James Maguire · Posted
@Tidgy's Dad throw your eye over this , would like to get your opinion
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By C2fossils · Posted
I am thinking Peccary premolar
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