Texas Shark Teeth available Catalog #1 - 

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Note - 1) All teeth sizes are slant height unless otherwise noted. Click on photos to enlarge.  Catalog updated on March 25, 2007. 

Carcharias amonensis - Sandtiger shark  (rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a rare Sandtiger shark - Carcharias amonensis. These teeth were collected from the Paw Paw Formation, Motorola Site, Tarrant Co. (Albian - Lower Cretaceous - 112 million years ago) and several other locations.  All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	5/16"+	SOLD	T325 New	A good QUALITY Carcharias tooth. This appears to be an undescribed species.

Cretodus crassidens - Lamnid shark  (rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a large Lamnid shark - Cretodus crassidens. These teeth are upon the most sought after Cretaceous shark teeth. These teeth were collected from the Eagle Ford Formation, Arcadia Park Member, Dallas Co. (Coniacian - Upper Cretaceous - 90 million years ago) and several other locations.  All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-1/16"	$45	T167	A very nice Cretodus tooth. This tooth is well preserved. The only challenge is the right root corner appears to be reattached. You do not see this species very often!     Reverse Photo

Cretodus semplicatus - Lamnid shark  (v. rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a large Lamnid shark - Cretodus semplicatus. These teeth are upon the most sought after Cretaceous shark teeth. These teeth were collected from the Grayson Formation of the Tarrant Co. (Coniacian - Upper Cretaceous - 90 million years ago) and several other locations.  All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1-1/8"	SOLD	T169 New	A GEM Cretodus semplicatus, extra large tooth of a very rare species. Exceptional preservation. Essentially a perfect tooth. It is really difficult to find these large teeth.  Reverse Photo

Cretolamna appendiculata - Mackerel shark

These teeth were collected in the Weno Formation of the Washita Group, Tarrant Co. (Albian - late Cretaceous - 110 million years ago) and several other locations.  All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Note -  Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.  Some teeth sold in sets of two Cretolamna teeth.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	13/16" 3/4"	SOLD $25	T041 T042	A gorgeous pair of two large Cretolamna teeth. Anterior teeth.
	11/16" 11/16"	$25 SOLD	T043 T044	A gorgeous pair of two large Cretolamna teeth. Lateral teeth.
	3/4" 3/4"	SOLD $25	T045 T046	A gorgeous pair of two large Cretolamna teeth. Anterior teeth.
	3/4" 11/16"	$22.50 SOLD	T047 T048	A gorgeous pair of two large Cretolamna teeth. Lateral teeth.
	9/16"	$25  /set (2)	T052	A gorgeous, set of two large Cretolamna teeth.
	5/8"	$25 /set (2)	T053	A gorgeous, set of two large Cretolamna teeth.

Link to Megalodon Lover's Guide -->  Megalodon Lover's Guide

Cretoxyrhina mantelli - Ginsu shark

A very popular Cretaceous shark. These teeth were collected in the Britton member of the Eagle Ford Group, Dallas Co. (Cenomanian - Upper Cretaceous - 100 million years ago) and several other locations.  All teeth are complete and well preserved.  Note - Left photo --> upper data  &  right photo = bottom data.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	7/8" 3/4"	SOLD $25	T072 T073	A gorgeous pair of large Cretoxyrhina teeth. Reverse Photo.
	11/16" 11/16"	SOLD $25	T074 T075	A gorgeous pair of large Cretoxyrhina teeth. Reverse Photo.
	5/8" 1/2"	SOLD $15	T079 T080	A gorgeous pair of Cretoxyrhina posterior teeth. These teeth have a side cusp.

Texas Fossil Shark Teeth Catalog Links:

Link to Catalog #1   -->    Texas Shark Teeth Catalog #1

Link to Catalog #2   -->    Texas Shark Teeth Catalog #2

Link to Catalog #3   -->    Texas Shark Teeth Catalog #3

Link to Catalog #4   -->    Texas Shark Teeth Catalog #4

Link to Catalog #5   -->    Texas Shark Teeth Catalog #5

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