4" Restored Lee Creek MegI decided to post a restored shark tooth for a few reasons. First, the blade on this Meg is great. Second, the classic Lee Creek coloration makes for an aesthetic tooth. With only some root damage, I thought this one was a good candidate for restoration.
This tooth was resotred by Doug Chaussee. I think the root work is fantastic and I have this Meg displayed in plain view on the fossil mantle. Thanks again for the great work Doug!!!
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Age
| Miocene Epoch |
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Category
| Shark Teeth |
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Formation
| Yorktown Formation |
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Location
| Lee Creek Mine, Aurora, North Carolina, USA |
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Species
| Carcharocles megalodon |
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Length
| 4 inches |
| ID | 2340 |
| Member | da fossz |
| Date Added | 9/9/2007 |
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| The final product!! Resored labial side. |
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| Labial side, pre-restoration. |
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| Restored lingual side. |
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| As-found lingual side. |
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