Fossil Tooth Unknown

[AtmUK]

This is a tooth that i found in an Algarve's beach in Lagos, Portugal, and i've been searching fossils in this region for years and i found inumerous bivalves, gastropods, shark teeth, and more but never found nothing like this.

It is clearly polished by years in the sea and sand, it has theese little dots in the cutting edges sugesting that it was a serrated tooth from a carnivorous specie.

Can someone help me? Thank you!

[Kosmoceras]

Hello and welcome to the forum, it is a shark tooth, could be a megalodon, but I am not 100% sure as shark teeth are not my area of expertise.

[PrimitivePast]

I agree with Kosmoceras. It looks like a worn Megalodon tooth section.

[S233]

I also agree with everyone, it is a weathered meg without the root. Nice partial tooth find. Also welcome to the forum

Edited August 23, 2012 by Survivor

[Auspex]

I agree with (heavily worn) C. megalodon.

[AtmUK]

Thanks everyone! =)