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Obviously, it is fairly difficult to estimate a shark's size based solely on its teeth or verts. I have heard that (at least for meg anteriors) you could get an approximate guess by entering the the slant height in cm, x, into this formula: y = (.96x) - 0.22, where y is the length of the shark in meters. So a 1 inch anterior tooth would equate to a shark of about 7.3 feet.
[I got this information from the FossilGuy at fossilguy.com under the Calvert Cliffs section]
Are you trying to get the size of the Shark for those Verts you got in Mansfield?
Id say that sucker goes 15-20 ft + Of coarse im no expert, just a guess.
Justin
Yeah, I have no idea how big the shark would be with verts like that. I appreciate the help.
FD