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South Carolina - Carcharodon carcharias
This catalog contains very nice teeth from
a difficult to find fossil shark tooth - the Great White shark, Carcharodon
carcharias. The Carcharodon carcharias is found is much less
quantities than the Megalodon in the SC sites.
These teeth are noted for their
wide triangular crowns which are fully serrated, but relative to the Megalodon
the teeth are much thinner and smaller. These teeth are late Miocene or Pliocene
in age (approx. 4 million years
ago). Note - These SC Great White
teeth are really scarce. The big ones
with complete roots are really rare!
Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise
noted. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated
September 5, 2011.
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Item |
Size |
Price |
Cat. No. |
Comments |
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2-1/8" |
$85 |
SC904
New |
An
EXCELLENT upper jaw Great White tooth. Solid DARK gray colored enamel and a solid
gray colored root. Root is
well preserved - very difficult to find in the Carolina GWs. Very nice,
sharp serrations. Reverse Photo. |
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2" |
$85 |
SC905
New |
A
VERY NICE upper jaw Great White tooth. Solid DARK gray colored enamel and a solid
gray colored root. Root is
well preserved - very difficult to find in the Carolina GWs. Very nice,
sharp serrations. Reverse Photo. |
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1-11/16" |
$70 |
SC906
New |
An
EXCELLENT upper jaw Great White tooth. Solid DARK gray colored enamel and a solid
gray colored root. Root is
well preserved - very difficult to find in the Carolina GWs. Very nice,
sharp serrations. Reverse Photo. |
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1-11/16" |
$70 |
SC907 |
An
EXCELLENT upper jaw Great White tooth. Solid gray colored enamel and a solid
gray colored root. Root is
well preserved - very difficult to find in the Carolina GWs. Very nice,
sharp serrations. Reverse Photo. |
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1-11/16" |
$65 |
SC908 |
A
VERY NICE lower jaw Great White tooth. Solid gray colored enamel and a solid
gray colored root. Root is
well preserved - very difficult to find in the Carolina GWs. Very good sharp serrations.
It is very difficult to locate a serrated lower jaw tooth!
Reverse Photo. |
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1-9/16" |
$50 |
SC911
New |
An
EXCELLENT upper jaw Great White tooth. Solid BLack colored enamel and a solid
gray colored root. Root is
well preserved - very difficult to find in the Carolina GWs. Excellent sharp serrations.
Reverse Photo. |
South Carolina Catalog links:
Link to Santee Limestone Formation (Eocene) Catalog #1 -->
SLS Catalog #1
Link to Santee Limestone Formation (Eocene) Catalog #2 -->
SLS Catalog #2
Link to Chandler Bridge Formation (Oligocene) Catalog #1 -->
CB Catalog #1
Link to Great White Shark Teeth Guide -->
Great White Shark Teeth Guide
| Alopias
(Oligocene) | C. megalodon | C.angustidens | C. auriculatus |
Great White |
Hexanchus | Tiger| Dusky | Mako (I. praecursor) |
Hemipristis (Oligocene) |
Hemipristis (Miocene) |
Isurus desori |
Isurus hastalis |
Notorhynchus |
Squatina |
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