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Order#X2- $85.00

(3 and 3/4 inches)

Found Hawthorne Formation

South Carolina

July 1997

 

 

 

 

Order# X3- $265.00

(5 and 3/4 inches)

Found Florida

July 1997

 

 

 

 

 

 

Order #X4- $85.00

(3 and 5/8 inches)

Found Hawthorne Formation

South Carolina

1997

 

 

Age of teeth is approximate, usually based upon the formation that the teeth are discovered in. All of the above teeth were discovered in the Hawthorne Formation in South Carolina, unless indicated otherwise. They are all at least 1.6 million years old and probably up to 6 million. Scientists have reasoned that the Megalodon must have been 60 feet long.

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Carcharocles Megalodon BELT BUCKLES

Great White Shark (Carcharodon Carcharias) Modern Day Teeth

Carcharocles Megalodon Page 1- Miocene Period, 1.6 to 22 Million Years Ago

Carcharocles Megalodon Page 2- Miocene Period, 1.6 to 22 Million Years Ago

Carcharocles Megalodon Page 3- Miocene Period, 1.6 to 22 Million Years Ago

Spot Tail Shark Jaws - Modern Day

Black Tip Shark Jaws - Modern Day

BlackSpot Shark Jaws - Modern Day

Milk Shark Jaws - Modern Day

Scalloped Hammerhead Shark Jaws - Modern Day

Hemipristis Shark Jaws - Modern Day

Bull Shark Jaws - Modern Day

Carcharodon Carcharias- Miocene Period, 3 Million Years Ago

Lamna Obliqua- Cretaceous Period, 75 Million Years Ago

Isurus Hastalis (Extinct Mako)- Miocene Period, 1.6 to 6 Million Years Ago

Carcharodon Ariculatus- Eocene Period, 37.5 to 54 Million Years Ago

Odontus Obliquus- Jurassic Period, 180 Million Years Ago

Tiger Shark (Galeocerdo Cuvieri) Modern Day Teeth

Squalicorax Kaupi- Cretaceous Period, 70 to 75 Million Years Ago

Notidanus- Eocene Period, 30 Million Years Ago

Hemipristis Serra- Eocene Period, 27 Million Years Ago

Extinct Tiger Shark (Galeocerdo Aduncus)- Miocene Period, 12 Million Years Ago

Sand Tiger Shark Page (Carcharias Hopei)- Miocene Period, 12 Million Years Ago

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