South Carolina - Hemipristis serra

This catalog contains exceptionally large teeth from Hemipristis serra, the Snaggle Tooth shark. H. serra teeth are noted for their wide variation between upper and lower jaw teeth. The majority of the H. serra teeth exhibit very pronounced serrations. These teeth are from the Miocene Hawthorne Fm. (15 million years ago).

Note - all teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge. Catalog updated March 19, 2006. An excellent selection of really BIG Hemipristis teeth!

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-5/8"	$45	SC458	An EXCELLENT, EXTRA LARGE upper jaw tooth. Great color and condition.  Perfect tooth.

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

| 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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