Isurus oxyrinchus
The Isurus oxyrinchus is a modern form Shortfin Mako found in the Yorktown Formation (Early Pliocene - ~4.5 mya) at the Lee Creek site. The upper jaw teeth exhibit a narrower and a curved crown. An uncommon tooth.
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