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Re: Fresh Dirt

4/23/2007 3:46:57 AM

Bob S.

103 posts

Re: Fresh Dirt

That's a cool tooth jax. If I'm not mistaken, they ate shellfish right? I went to a renaissance festival here in NY a few years ago. It is different, but Interesting . Did they have the turkey legs at the one down there? I got one at the festival here that was so big it took both hands to eat it. I't may be a while before I post any more pics. I had a friend take the last ones for me. My digi cam is on the bottom of the Unadilla river. Long story.

4/24/2007 1:04:13 AM

jax

90 posts

Re: Fresh Dirt

Yeah that shark ate shellfish. The Turkey leg thing is big down here. They did have them there and I had me one. You can go to the local flea market and get them, and i think alot of the pro sports teams have them as well. I love em. The bottom of a river can't be good for a digi cam

4/24/2007 6:03:33 PM

Bob S.

103 posts

Re: Fresh Dirt

Hey jax. How big is that tooth? It's hard to tell without something to compare it to. I't sure looks like a nice one though.

4/24/2007 11:26:10 PM

jax

90 posts

Re: Fresh Dirt

Its about an inch. Those teeth get pretty big depending on the species. I found a piece of one that is just a corner and it is under an inch. That would have put it at about at least 2 inches. I can wait to find a whole one that size.

4/25/2007 3:42:20 AM

BigRedMeg

100 posts

Re: Fresh Dirt

I just posted two Ptychodus I think you will enjoy. Look under P. mortoni. They don't look like the smaller P. mortoni teeth that I have, but I was told by a knowledgeable Texas collector that they are typical jumbo mortoni teeth.

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