I've seen  a lot of really awesome Bone Valley teeth lately on eBay and other websites, but the one tooth that I haven't seen from Bone Valley is a cowshark tooth?  I would love to see (and have) a cowshark tooth with some of those wicked color variations from Bone Valley.  I believe Bone Valley is Miocene, so there should be cowsharks there?  If someone has a cowshark tooth from there I'd love to see a pic.

Daryl.

Thanks RS.  It's interesting that the cowsharks are rare in the Bone Valley formation, where most or all of the other usual Miocene shark teeth seem to be present.  Cowsharks don't seem to be common either in the areas of South Carolina where DW collects either.  I think Mako's from the BOne Valley formation aren't extremely common either, however, this is just based on what I see on eBay and other websites.  The only other observation about Bone Valley teeth that I discovered some time ago is that almost every single Meg I have ever seen from there has a rounded "tip".  What the heck is that all about?  The ones with sharp tips go for big $$.

Daryl.