Fossil shark teeth

Mike McMeekin displays artifacts recovered while river diving. Capt. Dan Berg and Vito inside his huge jaw. Mike McMeekin with a large tooth. Capt. Rick Schwartz after a South Carolina river dive. Jackie Berg next to some of Vito's fossil shark teeth.

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Book Description
An easy to understand book on fossil shark tooth identification. Clear photos and simple terminology. This book is a must for any fossil collector.

About the Author
Joe Cocke has been collecting and studying fossil shark teeth from the time he was in high school. Recently retired after 33 years working at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. During that time he worked in the departments of Vertebrate Paleontology, Education and Animal Habitats.

Megalodon: Hunting The Hunter by paleontologist Mark Renzis the amazing saga of the evolutionary rise and fall of the Megalodon, a gigantic and deadly shark. From the hunt for Megalodon fossils, to the ecology of an efficient and successful predator, Megalodon is packed from cover to cover with a wealth of fascinating information, 390 illustrations and photos, and an accurate portrait of what these ancient eating machines were really like in the high seas. A superb and eye-opening paleontology account that is an enthusiastically recommended addition to paleontology reference collections and supplemental reading lists, Megalodon is enhanced for the readers with fifty international sites where they can search for Meg teeth, a color identification section of Meg and her ancestors, and more!

Shark Teeth

Most sharks do not chew their food, but gulp it down whole it in large pieces. The teeth are arranged in rows; when one shark tooth is damaged or lost, it is replaced by another.

Sharks may have up to 3,000 teeth at one time. Most sharks have about five rows of teeth at any time. The front set is the largest and does most of the work.

Below are some tooth illustrations belonging to several different species of shark:

Family Carcharoles The largest and most impressive of the extinct sharks was C. megalodon. Finds can range from one to three inches long, and are fairly rare intact.

Steve's Fossil Shark Teeth

We realize that there are numerous companies on the Web selling fossil shark teeth now. Please look around and do your homework. We are confident that you will end up back here as we will ALWAYS be more than competitive with any tooth you hope to find. We've been doing this for eight years now and have been able to consistently offer our customers the absolute best teeth in the world (literally we have handled many of the best teeth ever found) at the best prices (again please do your homework - you will see the same quality teeth posted elsewhere costing literally up to 4-5 TIMES MORE than our low retail prices!). If you see something you like elsewhere then please let us know what it is and give us a try. We will either beat their price on a similar specimen (no two teeth are exactly alike, of course) or tell you it's too good a deal to pass up and you need to grab it before someone else does....but we think you'll be pleasantly surprised what we can do for you. And please remember - just because some other dealer might say what they have is the best/rarest/etc. and price it accordingly to make you believe it.....it is not necessarily so. We're not in this to try and make top dollar off of every tooth we sell - there are just too many. We'd prefer to offer you great deals and sell more teeth. It's the way we've operated since 1997 and the way we will continue to operate - we want ALL of our customers to come back as repeat customers, no matter if you spend $10 or $10,000!!

In addition we feel that scientific knowledge is extremely important so you can also find free information on these magnificent fossils and how they are collected. We also include full geological data with each tooth purchased so you will have as complete a record of the history of each specimen as possible. If you don't find what you're looking for here please write and request as we have WAY more teeth than room on the Site. The same goes for different oddball species - just because it is not listed does not mean we do not have it.

WHOLESALE - We are actually one of the world's leading wholesalers of fossil shark teeth. We supply countless teeth on a wholesale basis to shops, auction resellers, other Web Site operators, jewelry makers, flea market/trade show dealers, etc. so if you are a reseller please inquire about our low wholesale prices. We carry all grades of megalodon teeth in bulk but do not show them on the Web page. We also can supply many other species in bulk like Great Whites, Makos, and even the very rare material like Megachasma and Hexanchus to name just a couple. So if you need teeth for any kind of craft or resale we invite you to give us a try. Minimum orders will apply to wholesale orders but we price our teeth for YOU to make good profit on them - just like retail we want our wholesale customers to buy from us time and time again.

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