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12/29 12/31
Happy new year everybody.
Good luck in 09
Location
Surry County, Virginia, USA
ID
3168
Member
Down by the banks
Date Added
1/1/2009
12/31/08 James City County
12/29/08 Surry
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Uncommon tooth? - 1/3/2009
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Daryl from Maryland United States
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I'm not real familiar with the Surry location, but I think the small tooth to the far right in the second pic might be a very uncommon/rare Sandbar shark tooth (Carcharhinus plumbeus). You can compare it to the Sandbar teeth on elasmo.com under the Lee Creek (sharks II) section to see if yours fits the description. Daryl.
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nice teeth - 1/4/2009
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sharkdentist from
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nice teeth hope you had a good new year........
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Nice new years finds! - 1/6/2009
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Fat Boy from Maryland United States
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I agree with Daryl, that tooth is C. plumbeus. Nice makos!
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help me please anyone - 1/6/2009
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pandybud from
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please tell me where to look for teeth in surry besides the state parks. my son and i have really been looking in parks with no su ccess. my e-mail is cj2980@aol.com please help us
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curious - 1/9/2009
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sawblade from
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i am just wanting to get started with fossil hunting in surry. i have a spot just south of the ferry. is that a good spot to start? also any insight would be great. can you also find prehistoric items in the clay or mud cliffs that border the river?
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