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by Stratigraphy.net
New from Snet:
Lithologs
, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
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Carcharias cuspidata teeth from the Belgrade formation
These are the last of the teeth that I have been profiling that came in a bag of mixed shark teeth labelled as "Belgrade Quarry, NC". The two teeth shown here were a bit easier to ID for me although I still needed to get confirmation from the Fossil Forum. I recognized these teeth as belonging to a Sand Tiger shark, but the Fossil Forum member "Sixgill Pete" was able to further ID them as
Carcharias cuspidata
which is very common in the Belgrade formation.
Specimen #1 -
Specimen #2
The Belgrade formation is dated to the early Miocene epoch of the Paleogene period.
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