Tooth Found In Micro Matrix From Aurora, Nc

[whowat13]

11 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

 

Umm... just trying to darken and enlarge them. To help?

Unfortunately, your original pictures are a bit washed out and blurry, so it didn't really work out this time. 

Sometimes more can be discerned from editing the photos. 

Sorry to have tried to assist. 

 

 

It's ok.  Thank you.  But, if you would please type an explanation in the post and not just edit and repost the pictures, I would appreciate it.

 

I get confused easier these days than I like to admit...

[Fossildude19]

4 minutes ago, whowat13 said:

 

It's ok.  Thank you.  But, if you would please type an explanation in the post and not just edit and repost the pictures, I would appreciate it.

 

I get confused easier these days than I like to admit...

Won't happen again. 

[ynot]

29 minutes ago, whowat13 said:

  Probably one reason most are guessing that it probably isn't cow shark...

 

47 minutes ago, Al Dente said:

don't agree with it being from a cowshark. Pretty sure it is from some species of Carcharhinus. Looks like there are hints of serrations on the blade.

Al Dente is much more knowledgeable than I am. Go with what He said on this one.

[Paleoc]

Here is the symphysial area of a Copper shark (C. brachyurus).