Sharktooth Hill Fossil Shark Teeth available - 

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Sharktooth Hill C. megalodon & P. benedeni teeth -->

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.

Carcharocles megalodon (Extinct Giant White shark) - these middle Miocene aged Meg teeth from Sharktooth Hill are very rare and high quality. These are one of the rarest Megs to find - much rarer than any of the Megs from the No.Carolina, So. Carolina, Florida, etc. The rarest of them all! They exhibit early to middle Miocene Meg characteristics with very coarse serrations, root ends with indentations for interlocking, and many with root "ears" where the crown meets the root. One of the rarest Megs to find and collect! Catalog updated February 18, 2007. 

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	4-3/16"	SOLD	ST463	A GORGEOUS Meg tooth with incredible color. Tooth has a highly desirable pink - tan color with little enamel peel.  The bourlette is an attractive brown color. The root is a lighter tan and complete. Exceptional color and preservation! The serrations are incredible, large (Peru-like!), and near complete except for some minor feeding damage to tip. Note -  the interlocking indentations along the side of the root lobes. This characteristic is only seen in the early to middle Miocene Megs - very unique!  A near Museum quality specimen. No repair!  Rare to see these middle Miocene Megs!   Reverse Photo.

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Parotodus benedeni -  (the False Mako shark) Below is a very rare tooth from P. benedeni. These teeth exhibit an incredibly massive root and a heavy crown that is only characteristic to this unique species. Here's your chance to own a rare P. benedeni from Sharktooth Hill.  Catalog updated August 8, 2003. 

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	2-1/8"	SOLD	ST407	An excellent lateral tooth. Tooth has a highly desirable light tan enamel and a very massive root. The crown enamel has good luster and sharp edges. Minor feeding damage to the tip is the only flaw with this tooth. This rare P. benedeni is near museum quality specimen.  Reverse Photo.

Sharktooth Hill Catalog links:

| Sharktooth Hill | C. megalodon | I. desori | I. desori - Olcese Fm. | I. hastalis-Uppers | I. hastalis-Lowers | I. hastalis-Matrix | I. planus | P. benedeni   | Prosqualodon |  Hemipristis | H. andersoni | Squatina | S. occidentalis | G. contortus | G. contortus symphyseal | G. aduncus | Cetorhinus | Carcharhinus |

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