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3" Megalodon
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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Found in the "pit car" material. Good shape though. ... |
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3 7/16 inch Lee Creek Pungo Megalodon Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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This Pungo megalodon tooth was definitely my trip maker. I'm glad I brought my camera because the ground shot is great. The preservation on this tooth is unreal! I've been internally conflicted about what to call this, Chubutensis or Megalodon. I found it in the Pungo formation which is where chubs come from and there is the hint of cusps just below the root on each side. But I finally decided that the "cusps" weren't pronounced enough for me to accept them as cusps and I sett... |
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Killer posterior Meg
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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A pristine posterior Pungo meg from LC Mine. This posterior was the only pedal tooth I found today. ... |
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Died Blonde
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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Badly bleached and worn meg... |
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Pungo Megalodon Shark Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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A wicked little juvenile megalodon shark tooth. I was in a spot where I was picking up tons of teeth and I forgot to snap a ground shot of this one. Oops!... |
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Pungo Megalodon Shark Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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Around mid-morning, I stumbled on this little gem lying in a shadow at the bottom of a hill of Pungo. I found my first NC megalodon a few years ago, but it was small and beaten to a pulp. Since then, I've so wanted to find a killer (just like everybody else!) to take its place in my collection. This is the one! Its not huge, but its absolutely stunning.... |
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13/16" Pathologic Megalodon Shark Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Carcharocles megalodon |
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My first Lee Creek megalodon tooth! It’s a small one, but its 100% flawless. Sharp tip, every serration intact, and a perfect root. Look at the left root lobe - it never grew - what a cool looking little tooth!... |
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