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Hello I recently purchased these two teeth that were in a bin of South Carolina shark teeth. The seller believed they were tiger shark but I immediately knew that was incorrect. I was just wondering if could get your opinions. They are from South Carolina and I believe that are Miocene in age.  Thanks

 

-Daniel

 

 

1 inch

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0.70 inch 

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First one is definitely Great White.  Second one might be a juvenile Great White, but see what Eric says.  

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10 hours ago, Danielb said:

I believe that are Miocene in age.


Late Miocene is possible but I think more likely Pliocene or younger.

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