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Welcome to our Website Buried Treasure Fossils Features the Finest Quality Fossil Shark Teeth from Around the World including C. megalodon teeth and Great White fossil shark teeth. Are you looking for the finest fossil shark teeth? You found the right web site. Our fossil shark teeth catalogs are arranged by world famous collecting sites. Each of these sites offers the largest variety of rare and highly collectable fossil shark teeth including C. megalodon and C. carcharias. As you will see, we offer only the finest examples of the available fossil shark teeth. These teeth are hand selected to insure excellent condition and quality. We rarely carry any repaired or restored teeth and will clearly label these items. All of our fossils are authentic and unconditionally guaranteed. Our catalogs contain more than 150 species of sharks with well over 500 photos of teeth for sale. We offer the most comprehensive listing of top quality and rare fossil shark teeth on the web and we are continually adding more! We think you will find our catalogs interesting, informative, and very competitive. If you are seeking exceptional fossil shark teeth or marine vertebrates for your collection or studies, please enjoy searching our catalogs. You won't be disappointed! To put it simply - you will find exceptional quality, selection, and customer service. We have added many species of ammonites (new update), dinosaurs (new update), mosasaurs, pine cones, trilobites, Moroccan trilobite catalog (all new), Russian Trilobite catalog (all new), fish, shrimp, coprolites, brachiopods, gastropods, and pelecypods for your collecting enjoyment. Please visit our Other Fossils Catalog. I recently added a large collection of top quality, WORLD CLASS Moroccan trilobites including some incredibly prepared museum quality trilobites! What’s New? ** "The Best of Chile" - see the largest selection of new museum quality Megalodon, Great White (world record sizes!), Great White transition, Mako, Hexanchus, Megachasma, and many other species. We are your headquarters for Chilean fossil shark teeth and marine vertebrates. "Home of the large, gem teeth!" Chile site report 2/10/2008 - The supply of newly dug Chilean fossils has stopped. I was unable to get any new supply. The prices are rapidly increasing. The value of these teeth are on the rise. The "good old days" of the Chilean fossils are now history. It is ashamed to see this closure. *** All new 2004 Reprints of Zangerl's "Handbook of Paleoichthyology - Vol. 3A" and Cappetta's "Handbook of Paleoichthyology - Vol. 3B" available in limited quantities! All new reprints of "The Collector's Guide to Fossil Sharks and Rays From the Cretaceous of Texas" are now available. A must have for Cretaceous fossil shark teeth collectors!*** ******************************************************************************* *** Latest catalog update - September 1, 2008. Scheduled 2008 updates are coming for most catalogs. Next update will be September 15, 2008. Added a new Togo Shark Teeth catalog. Please check below for a listing of all catalog updates. Visit our new sister website "Fossil Treasure" @ http://www.fossiltreasure.com to see exceptional Moroccan fossil ammonites and stoneware products. *** ******************************************************************************* Buried Treasure Fossils - Catalog Updates (Note - click on catalog name to link) Megalodon Teeth Guide - updated 7/13/2008 Click on this link to locate all Megalodon shark teeth catalogs and the ancestors to the Megalodon on this web site. Added available quantities and last catalog update information. Great White Shark Teeth Guide - updated 9/1/2008 Click on this link to locate all Great White shark teeth catalogs and the ancestors to the Great White on this web site including some ultra rare, WORLD RECORD sized teeth. Added available quantities and last catalog update information. Mako Shark Teeth Guide - updated 8/18/2008 Click on this link to locate all Mako shark teeth catalogs and the ancestors to the Mako on this web site. Added available quantities and last catalog update information. New Isurus praecursor dentition. Fossil Shark Teeth Available & Catalog Reference - updated 6/7/2004 Click on this link to locate all fossil shark teeth species and on this web site. More than 150 shark species are listed and referenced to the site catalogs. Note - This web page will open very slowly with a slow internet connection. It is a very large web page! (Sorry we have not had time to update.) Belgium Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 11/7/2004 Added several rare species including Otodus obliquus, Otodus subserratus, Paleorhincodon, and Xiphodalamia. Check out this species list. Chile Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 8/4/2008 Added an excellent group of ultra rare XXL Great White shark teeth including a 3" tooth. Special teeth from my collection! There is essentially no inventory of XXL GW teeth remaining. The good old days are gone! Recently added a new Sperm whale, dolphin, seal, and a group of Myliobatis Ray pavement teeth - some of the finest known! Rare juvenile Great White teeth with side cusps, rare Great White transition teeth, Pristiophorous, Isurus xiphodon (two catalogs), a group of killer rare Carcharoides, large Hexanchus (2 catalogs - lower & upper jaw teeth including rare Hexanchus symphyseal teeth), rare Echinorhinus, Heterodontus, Sphryna, and Dusky shark teeth. A excellent group of COLOR COLLECTION GW teeth, a small group of top quality & large "Blue Site" Great White teeth ("Blue Site" Catalog 1) and Great White shark teeth (Catalog 1), and a few excellent Megalodon teeth including some BIG Meg teeth. These are the last Megs available from my suppliers from their old inventory. Recently added wire wrapped jewelry catalog (Jewelry Catalog), a WORLD RECORD Sperm whale tooth (12.75"), new from Argentina early Miocene species Isurus desori, Isurus retroflexus, and Galeocerdo teeth, rare Megachasma, pathologic teeth, Squatina, some exceptional rare species Prionace, Heterodontus, Alopias, Eostegostoma, Sphryna, exceptional Heterodontus from Argentina, a huge Seal jaw, a group of exceptional Carcharias ferox, Isurus retroflexus, Isurus oxyrhinchus (Best teeth found during the last two years!), Florida Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 6/23/2008 Updated all five catalogs (Bone Valley, Venice, and Orlando - Oligocene) and added 4 new species. Added new rare Galeocerdo mayumbensis, C. plumbeus, and Alopias teeth. Recently added an incredible group of Classic Bone Valley Megalodon teeth from the "old days"! Georgia Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 9/25/2005 Added a new red Meg from Georgia with incredible color! All new high resolution photos. Jordan Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 10/12/2006 A first time offering of rare Cretaceous shark teeth and marine reptiles. Added a group of very rare Squalicorax basanii, Squalicorax kaupi, Cretolamna, Serratolamna, very rare Schizorhiza and Marine reptile (Globidens, Mosasaurus, Platecarpus, and Pleisosaurus) teeth. Kansas Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 8/6/2008 Added an excellent group of Cretoxyrhina, Ptychodus (4 species including P. mortoni and P. polygyrus), top quality Squalicorax (4 species!), and Pseudocorax teeth. This update includes a rare group of 21 associated Ptychodus mortoni tooth set from the Niobrara Chalk Fm. Gorgeous and extra rare Cretaceous age specimens. Kazakhstan Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 5/5/2008 Added an exceptional group of rare, early form Carcharocles auriculatus and Carcharocles aksuaticus (transition form) teeth from a new Kazakhstan location! Recently added 11 rare Cretaceous species including Archeolamna, Eostriatolamia, Paraorthacodus, two Squatina species (Cretaceous), Synechodus, etc. Includes 5 new species!, new Eocene teeth including Jaekelotodus (extra large), Isurus, Hypotodus, Mennerotodus, Turania, Striatolamia (extra large), Xiphodolamia (incredible selection), Usakias, Notorhychus kempi teeth with an incredible selection of rare position teeth, Eocene species including rare Parotodus, Lamna, Trigonotodus, Aetobatis, Myliobatus, Alopias, Burnhamia, Isurolamna (incredible selection), etc. Lee Creek Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 5/5/2008 Added new Carcharias (3 species), Carcharhinus, Rhizoprionodon, an incredible group of Carcharocles megalodon, Carcharocles chubutensis, Isurus xiphodon, Isurus hastalis, and very rare Parotodus benedeni. Recently added instant collection of Lee Creek shark teeth - 15 species / 16 teeth with an excellent 4"+ Meg tooth in a 12" x 8" x 2" frame, Notorhynchus, Isurus desori, Isurus oxyrinchus, Isurus retroflexus, Sphryna (3 species), Hemipristis (extra large!), Galeocerdo, Physteridae (Sperm whale teeth) and rare shark vertebrae. Modern Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 9/1/2008 Added an exceptional group of rare top quality Great White shark teeth - some of our best specimens ever! Recently added extra large Mako, Tiger, and Bull shark teeth. Very good for comparative studies. There are very limited supplies of these teeth! Moroccan Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 9/1/2008 Added an exceptional group of Enchodus and Ceratodus teeth. Recently added a new catalog with Moroccan Ammonites, a group of new rare Moroccan Dinosaur teeth including top quality Carcharodontosaurus, Spinosaurus, Pterosaur, and Raptor, a group of top quality marine reptiles including Globidens, Mosasaur (2 species), Pleisosaur, and Crocodile, and 2 Saw shark species - Onchopristis & Peyeria (new), incredibly rare Parotodus (new), large Carcharias, Cretolamna, Serratolamna, and Striatolamia, high quality and extra large Otodus teeth including a rare multiple cusp teeth. Also added an exceptional group of Palaeocarcharodon including transitional teeth, an incredible group of WORLD CLASS trilobites (my other favorite fossil!). Also added new Hybodus spines (2 species), Echinorhinus, Scymnorhinus, Anomotodon, Galeorhinus, Physogaleus, Nebrius, Notidanidon, Hexanchus, Weltonia (lower & uppers for all species!), very rare Heptranchias (new), 3 Squalicorax species (new), large Onchopritis, Pristis (2 species - new), Dipiazia, and Myliobatis (plates & stinger barbs), a very rare Raptor claw!, Ginglymostoma, Rhinoprionodon, huge Otodus vertebrae, Isistius (new), and fish species (3 new). Dinosaur catalog link. Muddy Creek Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 1/20/2006 Added updates for 25 shark species including 11 new, rare species! Also updated 7 ray species including 3 new, rare species! I bought an old collection with an incredible selection of rare teeth. Note - This site is now residential housing and forever gone! Recently added fish species from this world class early Eocene site. More species coming in 2007. Netherlands Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 1/23/2005 Added a small group of museum quality Isurus escheri teeth ("Blue teeth" with exceptional preservation and color!). North Carolina Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 2/11/2008 Added an exceptional group of rare copper red Angustidens, Chubutensis, Great White, and Megalodon teeth including a big copper red Meg! Note - I recently purchased the largest collection of rare copper red teeth ever assembled. This copper red teeth collection was assembled after an exhaustive search of all of the rivers and creeks in northern No. Carolina. With the slow rate that these rivers expose teeth, it may take decades before a large selection of this copper red material becomes available again. Fourteen species offered. These copper red teeth are exceptionally rare! You have the have a look! Recently added new Auriculatus, rare very early Auriculatus & Otodus with serrated transitionals, Mako (Isurus hastalis, Isurus desori, Isurus retroflexus - exceptional XL examples), Hemipristis, Galeocerdo, Carcharias, and Striatolamia teeth. Other Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 7/21/2008 Added added a small group of extremely rare Edestus heinrichi and Edestus mirus teeth (my last inventory), the extinct Coal shark, from a Pennsylvanian age deposit in Illinois, my final selection of German shark teeth (5 Oligocene species), an incredible group of extra rare Russian shark teeth including a rare Cradabiodon, Dwardius species, and the extremely rare Paraisurus. Plus new Orthacanthus, from Oklahoma (Permian) and Ptychodus mortoni from New Mexico. Recently added some rare Sphenodus shark teeth (Jurassic age, an exceptional group of early Miocene shark teeth from France - 12 species including Carcharoides, Isistius, etc. (Loupian site teeth update.), a small group of rare Megalodon teeth from Italy, early Miocene Isurus hastalis (narrow form) & Isurus retroflexus teeth from Calvert Cliff, Maryland, and a new German Oligocene shark tooth catalog with seven shark species. Paleozoic Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 8/18/2008 Added new group of US Paleozoic teeth with exceptional Peripristis and Petalodus teeth from an old collection assembled from 1950 to the 1980s. These Iowa and Nebraska sites are no longer accessible or productive. There are 6 new species. These Peripristis and Petalodus teeth are the best available! Recently added new rare Russian Paleozoic shark teeth including Stethacanthus and Symmorium (2 species), etc. A total of 12 species added including many very rare species. Two Russian teeth catalogs available. These teeth are rarely seen! Recently added Our best selection of rare Russian Paleozoic shark teeth ever! Peru Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 8/19/2007 Added high quality Megalodon and Chubutensis teeth. Recently added a very good quality, incredible Hexanchus, Prionace, Hemipristis, Isurus hastalis, Isurus desori, Isurus oxyrinchus, Isurus retroflexus, Carcharis, Carcharhinus, museum quality Great White teeth from "the Collection." Some of the finest Great White teeth available - anywhere. Two museum quality teeth catalogs are now available (Museum Quality Catalog #1 & Catalog #2). There is no doubt that these are best Peruvian GW teeth available! ,16 new shark (including Echinorhinus), fish & mammal (sloth, porpoise, whale, etc.) species, new small Megs, and a new catalog devoted to Great White teeth for jewelry & wholesale. Sharktooth Hill Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 8/18/08 Added an excellent group of Isurus planus teeth - a very unusual Mako species, Hexanchus andersoni, Squatina, and extra large Mako teeth (Upper jaw Mako and Lower jaw Mako). Recently added the Basking shark (Cetorhinus), scarce Hemipristis, and , my last good quality STH Megalodon tooth - one of the rarest Megs that you will find! These are some of the rarest Megs known (much rarer than Megs from Bone Valley, Lee Creek, etc.), other Makos (Isurus hastalis uppers and Isurus desori), Squalus, Prosqualodon, and five new species (Dasyatis, Echinorhinus, Galeorhinus, Heterodontus, & Scyliorhinus), and rare whale teeth. South Carolina Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 7/13/2008 Added an incredible group of EXTRA LARGE Top Quality Megalodon teeth (SC Megs >5") and an excellent assortment of good commercial grade Megs with some BIG MEG teeth including a 6-1/2"+ Meg tooth! Recently added an exceptional group of Top Quality collector's Megalodon teeth (SC Megs <5") and scarce Chubutensis, a rare Isurus praecursor dentition from the Santee Limestone Formation - Eocene age. The earliest Mako shark! Recently added another large group of exceptional Santee Limestone Eocene age teeth ( Santee Catalog 1 & Santee Catalog #2) including 8 new species and many rare species (my best listing of Santee Eocene teeth!), a small group of GEM quality rare collector's Auriculatus, a few killer large Angustidens teeth, big Mako teeth,, a small group very rare Parotodus benedeni teeth, extra rare Giant Alopias teeth (Serrated Giant Alopias, Trigonotodus alteri & Alopias grandis), and several Chandler Bridge Fm. - Oligocene species including Alopias, (2 species), Galeocerdo (3 species including a rare Galeocerdo mayumbensis), Carcharoides catticus, and Sphryna (2 species), a group of new, extra rare Archaeocete whale teeth, Myliobatis (Eocene), extra large Great White teeth, rare shark teeth species - Isurus retroflexus, Prionace, and Squatina, large Hemipristis (Miocene & Oligocene (CB - Chandler Bridge), Dusky, Hexanchus agassizis, . Sumatran Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog Texas Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 3/25/2007 Added new Cretaceous shark including many rare species including Cretodus, Cretolamna, Cretoxyrhina, Leptostyrax, Paraisurus, Protolamna, Onchopristis, Squalicorax (2 species), and Ptychodus (5 species!) teeth. Recently added Carcharias and Scapanorhynchus teeth. Note - These teeth come from part of an old collection. You rarely see these species! Togo Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog - updated 6/3/2008 (New) Added six new Middle Eocene shark species including many rare species such as Brachycarcharias, C. auriculatus, Galeocredo eaglesomi, and Serratolamna koerti. I am also offering 100 tooth instant collections of the Togo Eocene teeth featuring 5 species. It is very difficult to get material from this unusual West African location. Other Fossils Catalog - updated 8/18/2008 Added a new catalog of Moroccan ammonites. See additional Moroccan fossil ammonites and stoneware at our new sister website "Fossil Treasure" @ http://www.fossiltreasure.com. Recently added very rare, exceptionally articulated Argentine Jurassic pine cones, an excellent group of Eocene age fossil fish (new catalog), new high quality fossil shrimp, exceptionally large belemnites, and Russian trilobites (new catalog), a large collection of top quality Moroccan trilobites including many incredibly prepared museum quality trilobites! Triassic & Jurassic Ammonite species including some incredible display pieces, new well preserved Miocene gastropods from Austria, Lepidodendron ("fern-like tree") from the Carboniferous of Poland, US Trilobites including Silica Shale Phacops rana (2 species) and huge pyritized Brachiopod groups, new species of Trilobites - exceptionally prepared and some incredible pyritized Ammonites with their chambers exposed! Display Material Catalog - updated 2/14/2008 Added a wide variety of new display stands including caliper display stands, 4 peg stands, and beveled top black acrylic bases. Recently added display identification label stand and additional Riker type display cases. Something for all of your display and storage needs! Literature Catalog - updated 4/16/2008 Joe Cocke's "Fossil Shark Teeth of the World" is back in stock. Recently added "The Collector's Guide to Fossil Shark and Rays From the Cretaceous of Texas." An exceptional guide to the Cretaceous shark teeth and a must have item for collectors and professionals. One of my favorites. Fossil Shark Teeth Available & Catalog Reference More than 150 shark species are listed and referenced to the site catalogs. (not updated) News - Note - A provocative photo by Lutz Andres, a German
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Catalog Information (with links - click on catalog name) Sharktooth Hill catalog contains rare teeth such as the Parotodus benedeni (False Mako shark). This catalog also contains a great selection of large and beautiful Mako shark teeth (Isurus hastalis, Isurus planus, & Isurus desori) as well as Hexanchus (Cow shark), Hemiprisitis, Squatina, Squalus, and many other species. Some exceptional matrix specimens of Isurus hastalis and other species. We will seek out the biggest and best fossil shark teeth from the Sharktooth Hill site. Multiple Sharktooth Hill locality photos are included. South Carolina catalog includes an excellent selection teeth from the world famous extinct Giant White shark family including Carcharocles megalodon, Carcharocles angustiden, and Carcharocles auriculatus. Many of the teeth offered will grade to museum quality. You will find that our Megalodon teeth are fully serrated with clean edges and tips - and offer condition rarity and exceptional value for the collector and investor. Also added Hexanchus agassizi (Cow shark), Galeocerdo cuvier (Tiger shark), Dusky, Hemipristis, and Isurus praecursor shark teeth. These teeth are all of high quality and highly collectable. Lee Creek catalog also contains rare teeth from the extinct Giant White sharks, C. megalodon and C. chubutensis, an ancestor to the Megalodon. These beautiful, tan colored teeth are among the highest quality available and quite often grade museum quality. Also added Mako (I. hastalis & I. desori), Cow (Notorhynchus), Tiger (G. cuvier, G. contortus & G. aduncus), Hemipristis, Sand Tiger (C. taurus), Dusky (C. obscurus) and other Requiem shark teeth. Access to the Lee Creek phosphate mine is limited adding to the value of these gorgeous teeth. Several Lee Creek locality photos are included. Chile catalog contains beautifully colored and preserved C. megalodon, Hexanchus, Mako, Great White, and the Great White - Isurus transition shark teeth from the phosphate mines of northern Chile. The tan and orange colored crowns on mahogany-red roots are truly stunning. Many of these teeth will grade to museum quality. New additions include Saw shark, Megamouth, and Squatina teeth. A nice selection of site photos are included. Peru catalog contains beautifully colored and preserved C. carcharias teeth, the Great White shark. Crowns are a magnificent sky blue color. These teeth will grade to museum quality. Also added well preserved, early Megalodon teeth, Carcharocles chubutensis and ealy Mako shark teeth - Isurus desori. Florida catalog contains extra large teeth from the big-tooth Mako shark, Isurus hastalis, in excellent condition. Added a full several species from the famous Bone Valley Formation deposits of central Florida including wonderful Megalodons, Hemipristis, etc. Kazakhstan catalog includes extra large and well preserved examples from a large number of Eocene and Cretaceous shark teeth. A wonderful variety of sand and sand tiger sharks including Striatolamia macrota, Jaekelotodus trigonalis, Turania andrusovi, and the rare Mennerotodus glueckmani are included. The catalog also contains an early precursor Mako shark, Cosmopolitodus americanus (aka Isurus praecursor). Added the exotic and rare Xiphodolamia, Notorhynchus, Physogaleus, Echinorhinus (Bramble), Squatina, and Galeorhinus teeth. Added new Cretaceous shark teeth - Paraorthacodus (rare) , Synechodus (rare), Squalicorax, Archeolamna, and Enchodus. Added new, rare serrated Otodus teeth (Carcharocles precursors) - Otodus aksuaticus and Otodus mugozharicus, an early Parotodus, an early Trigonotodus (Giant Thresher precursor), and some beautiful Lamna shark teeth. Morocco catalog includes some of the finest and largest teeth available from one of the earliest White sharks, Palaeocarcharodon orientalis (Pygmy White) and the large mackerel shark, Otodus obliquus. Added the Cow sharks - Notidanidon, Weltonia, and Hexanchus, extra large Squalicorax shark teeth, several Mackerel shark teeth species, and several Sand Tiger shark teeth species. Sumatra catalog includes a large selection of middle Miocene fossil shark teeth including C. megalodon, Thresher (Alopias), Hammerhead (Sphyrna), Nurse (Ginglymostoma), Tiger (Galeocerdo), Hemipristis, Mako (Isurus), Lemon and Requiem sharks. Also an interesting collection of exotic bony fish teeth and fossil crabs are listed. This locality is unknown and the shark species may be unique to this exotic SE Asia locality. The fossils are found in a highly unusual red siderite conglomerate. Site photo included. Other Fossil Shark Teeth catalog is presently under construction. We have added Cretoxyhrina mantelli, Squalicorax, and Ptychodus teeth. Display Material catalog contains all the items you need to display, organize, and store your shark tooth collection including Riker display frames, Lucite display stands, and zip lock poly bags. Other Fossils catalogs contain a variety of ammonites, brachiopods, coprolites, fish, gastropods, pelecypods, and trilobites. Contact Information Please contact us with any questions regarding catalog items or purchasing via e-mail or phone. Electronic mail: General Information and sales: BTFossils@cs.com Telephone: (281) 342-7129 Phone (281) 344-1299 Fax Postal address: Gary Greaser 3710 Pembrooke Dr. Richmond, TX 77469
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