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Edisto River Megalodon Tooth

It is so rare to find megalodon teeth in the section of the Edisto river where I dive. For some reason, they are just not there in any kind of quantity. When we do find them, they are almost always destroyed, sand blasted and crushed to fragments. When I swam upon this tooth, I was utterly shocked. Not only was it complete, but it also had enamel. Voila, my first complete keeper megalodon tooth from the Edisto river.
Age Pliocene Epoch
Category Shark Teeth
Formation Hawthorne Formation
Location Colleton County, South Carolina, USA
Species Carcharocles megalodon
Length 3 3/4 inches
Width 2 5/8 inches

ID3813
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Date Added9/26/2010

  

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