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Another One!

On Thursday I hit the beach for a quick hunt.  I didn't find any monster teeth, but I did find a Squalicorax tooth.  There have been three of these Cretaceous Crow Shark teeth found along this beach by BRF members just in the past few months.  I also found a shamer of a squalodon tooth- the root measures just a hair under 2 inches, but the crown is completely gone.  Plus the coolest chunk of fossil wood I've ever found.

Location Calvert County, Maryland, USA

ID3234
MemberTom
Date Added2/28/2009

The day's catch
Crow Shark tooth
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good job - 3/2/2009
Reviewer : johnny from
Total Rating : 10
Nice crow shark tooth. It's always nice to find something new for the collection. Content Quality : 10 of 10

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Cool Stuff - 3/2/2009
Reviewer : Fat Boy from Maryland United States
Total Rating : 10
My last trip there didn't produce any big teeth. I'll have to post a pic later, been lazy lately. My trip was similar, not much but the usual stuff, but did find what I think is a 2" or so Squalodon tooth, and also a very nice cow shark with 7 conules. About the Squalicorax, now I doubt that anyone is leaving them behind. They must be reworked from older sediments or thrown up on the beach from past storms, perhaps float from millions of years ago. Content Quality : 10 of 10

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