Isurus desori (now Isurus oxyrinchus)

The Isurus desori were an earlier form Narrow-Tooth Mako found in the Pungo River Formation (Middle Miocene - ~15 mya) at the Lee Creek site. However, they are now considered Isurus oxyrinchus, the Shortfin Mako, teeth. Please see our Isurus oxyrinchus catalog.

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