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2 3/4" Chubutensis Tooth

I wish I had a camera when I found this tooth. I had pulled my screen into the water after it was half full so I didn't have to reach as far as I shoveled material into it. As each shovel-load went in, the gravel laden sand would "melt" as the water moved around it. The screen was almost full when I went to dump another shovel-load in only to see this tooth, labial side up, sitting fully exposed on top of my screen. It's the largest tooth I've found in New Jersey.
Location Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA
Species Carcharocles chubutensis
Age Miocene Epoch
Category Shark Teeth
Length 2 3/4 inches

ID1730
Memberxiphodan
Date Added4/15/2006

  

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