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hooked tooth mako
wanted to post this, sorry this is best i can do
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Location
Surry County, Virginia, USA
ID
3638
Member
mason
Date Added
4/11/2010
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Hey - 4/11/2010
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MikeDOTB from North Carolina United States
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Sorry Mason, I dont think thats a hooked tooth Mako. I think thats just a broad tooth mako (Isurus Hastalis). Its a nice tooth though!
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- 4/12/2010
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Daryl from Maryland United States
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I agree with Mike, you got yourself a nice upper I. hastalis. I have lots of mako's just like that one. Check out a mako a firned of mine found at Lee Creek years ago: http://www.ecphora.net/mgs/gallery05.htm scroll down near the bottom of that page to see a really "hooked" or curved mako. My guess is that it's a lateral. I have a few of these from the cliffs.
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no title - 4/12/2010
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mason from
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thanks guys, like i said out of all the makos i have that one just seemed different from all the other hastalis teeth, thanks for the input,
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Tricksy - 4/12/2010
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MikeDOTB from North Carolina United States
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Yeah I have a few as well that really really make me question whether or not they are hooked makos but unfortunately I always side with the Hastalis.
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- 4/25/2010
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Down by the banks from
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nice tooth
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