Pathologic Crow Shark Tooth We don't find Squalicoraz where I hunt normally, so I always look forward to the chance of finding one when I hunt Greensmill Run. I pulled this little beauty from a sweet gravel layer, and even though I could tell it was complete, I didn't know until later when I cleaned it that it was pathologic. There are ridges growing all across the base of the enamel of the tooth. The largest grouping looks like a saw blade erupting out of the tooth. A very cool find!
Location
| Green Mill Run, North Carolina, USA |
Species
| Squalicorax Pristodontus |
Age
| Cretaceous Era |
Category
| Shark Teeth |
Length
| 1 inches |
ID | 1905 |
Member | dw |
Date Added | 3/12/2007 |
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