Texas Shark Teeth available Catalog #4 - 

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Catalog updated on March 25, 2007.  Note - This is my best group of Ptychodus ever!

Note - Teeth dimensions are width and height in inches.

Ptychodus anonymus  (Scarce)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from an early Hybodotid shark - Ptychodus anonymus.  The Ptychodus anonymus is one of the smaller Ptychodus species with very unique, robust, and beautifully articulated. These teeth were collected in the Eagle Ford group,  Travis County, Texas (Turonian - 94 million years ago) and the Kamp Ranch formation, Eagle Ford group,  Dallas County, Texas (Turonian - 94 million years ago). All teeth are complete and well preserved.  My best selection of large and quality Ptychodus anonymus teeth ever!

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	3/4" x 5/8"	$40	T092	A gorgeous, extra large Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation. One of the largest of this species that I have seen! White color!  Profile Photo
	3/4" x 5/8"	$45	T082	A gorgeous, extra large Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation. One of the largest of this species that I have seen!  Profile Photo
	5/8" x 5/8"	$40	T084	A gorgeous, extra large Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation.  Profile Photo
	9/16" x 7/16"	$30	T096 New	A gorgeous, large Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation.  Profile Photo
	1/2" x 7/16"	$30	T086	A gorgeous, large Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation.  Profile Photo
	1/2" x 5/16"	$25	T094	A gorgeous, extra large Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation. Excellent tooth!  Profile Photo
	3/8" x 1/4"	$17.50	T089	A gorgeous, Ptychodus anonymus tooth. Excellent preservation. Matrix specimen.

Ptychodus decurrens   (rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a rare, early Hybodotid shark - Ptychodus decurrens.  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.  All teeth are complete and well preserved. Note - measurements are width.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	5/16"   x 1/4"	$35	T104	An excellent, rare P. decurrens tooth.  Profile Photo.
	5/16"   x 1/4"	$35	T105 New	A GEM, rare P. decurrens tooth.  Profile Photo.

Ptychodus latissimus   (very rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a very rare, early Hybodotid shark - Ptychodus latissimus.  These teeth were collected in the Kamp Ranch Fm., Dallas Co., Texas (upper Cretaceous - 70 million years ago).  All teeth are complete and well preserved.  All teeth are complete and well preserved. Note - measurements are width.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	11/16"   x 7/16"	SOLD	T111 New	An excellent, very rare P. latissimus tooth.  Profile Photo.

Ptychodus mammillaris   (very rare)

This catalog contains very rare teeth from the largest of the Texas Ptychodus sharks,  Ptychodus mammillaris - an early Hybodotid shark.  These teeth were collected in the Kamp Ranch member of the Eagle Ford group,  Travis County, Texas (Turonian - 94 million years ago) and the Kamp Ranch formation). All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1/2" x 3/8"	$45	T276 New	A GORGEOUS, very rare Ptychodus mammillaris shark tooth. A killer tooth!  Profile Photo
	3/8" x 1/4"	$40	T277 New	A GORGEOUS, very rare Ptychodus mammillaris shark tooth. A killer tooth!  Profile Photo

Ptychodus mortoni  (rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a rare, early Hybodotid shark - Ptychodus mortoni.  These teeth were collected in the Eagle Ford group, ACTO Contact Formation, Ellis County, Texas (Coniacian - 85 million years ago). All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	7/8" x 1/2"	$47.50	T282	A Gorgeous large and very rare Ptychodus mortoni shark tooth. Exceptional articulation. The only challenge is an incomplete root. Profile Photo

Ptychodus polygyrus   (very rare)

This catalog contains very rare teeth from the largest of the Texas Ptychodus sharks,  Ptychodus polygyrus - an early Hybodotid shark.  These teeth were collected in the Eagle Ford group,  Travis County, Texas (Turonian - 94 million years ago) and the Kamp Ranch formation). All teeth are complete and well preserved.

Item	Size	Price	Cat. No.	Comments
	1/2" x 3/8"	SOLD	T264	An extra large and very rare Ptychodus polygyrus shark tooth. A killer BIG tooth!  Profile Photo.

Ptychodus sp.  (rare)

This catalog contains very nice teeth from a rare, early Hybodotid shark - Ptychodus sp. This is a unique undescribed species presented in Welton's Texas Fossil Shark's text book which exhibits deep crown grooves which radiate out.  These teeth were collected in the Eagle Ford group, Arcadia Park Formation, Collin County, Texas (Turonian - 94 million years ago). All teeth are complete and well preserved.

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