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Associated Set of 22 Fossil Sperm Whale Teeth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Unidentified - Whale |
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This is one of those once in a life time finds. I found all twenty-two whale teeth within inches of each other. The largest tooth in the set measured out to be 4 5/16 inches. I’m still feeling the gravy mode! ... |
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Sperm Whale Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Unidentified - Whale |
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Nice preservation on this specimen. The enamel is usually always washed away on these teeth. There is still some enamel visible on the tooth. ... |
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Deformed? Sperm Whale Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Unidentified - Whale |
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The ends on these teeth are usually hollow. This one was filled with some kind of growth. It looks almost like a tumor. ... |
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3 Associated Pilot Whale Teeth from Aurora
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Unidentified - Whale |
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Wow i did not expect to find these. I found one busted one and then i decided to look around and then i found another one. I that i was too luck to be able to find 2. Then as i walked around the small hill there was the 3rd. Thank you fossil gods!... |
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Lee Creek Whale Teeth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Unidentified - Whale |
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These two teeth were inches from each other. The longest one is 2 1/2" and the other is 2". The smaller one still has some nice enamel on it.... |
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Fossil Sperm Whale Tooth
Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA - Unidentified - Whale |
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I uncovered this tooth while kicking up some dirt with my boots. ... |
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