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Fossil Saw Shark Tine
My first Ischyrhiza tooth - a pleasant surprise!
Age
Cretaceous Era
Category
Shark Teeth
Location
Bladen County, North Carolina, USA
Species
Ischyrhiza mira
Length
3/4 inches
ID
2051
Member
dw
Date Added
4/30/2007
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Fossil Sawshark Rostril Tooth
A Pit-Stop en route to Lee Creek
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