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I know what the teeth are - but there are some other items I am not sure of. I also can identify the sting ray barbs.....What are the ones with ridges?
pictures 1-6 are all sting ray mouth plates and barbs. The last two pictures are sand tiger shark teeth. Great job
 
Made it down to Service Club park today - found my first two bones - wanted to know if anyone had a solid idea - also found some teeth that I am not familiar with - all input appreciated.
Pictures 3+4 not sure from the bone angle. I love to find bones like that for the reason if you look at the picture carefully you will see the bite marks on the bone. Yes some a very animal enjoyed him for lunch and you can see his teeth marks in the it. That is something I would keep in my collection as well. Nice find.
 
Thanks Babe! I appreciate the IDs.

Here's something I found today with MoteMan :D

Not in the best shape - but it's pretty large :D :D

I have cleaned most of the crud off it - still have a little way to go.

Also got a horse leg bone, couple of horse teeth, alligator tooth today :D
 

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The bad thing about tooth hunting is that until you find the first meg you just want to find one. After that you're always look for a bigger/nicer one. It's a neverending quest! Very nice find Jim! Now you have a mark to beat.
 
Thanks Babe! I appreciate the IDs.

Here's something I found today with MoteMan :D

Not in the best shape - but it's pretty large :D :D

I have cleaned most of the crud off it - still have a little way to go.

Also got a horse leg bone, couple of horse teeth, alligator tooth today :D
Great jobs guys. Wow now your making me want to get out there. Heading up north with my client so I will be back in a few days. Let you know how I did when I get back home.
 
The bad thing about tooth hunting is that until you find the first meg you just want to find one. After that you're always look for a bigger/nicer one. It's a neverending quest! Very nice find Jim! Now you have a mark to beat.

That sure is the truth!!!:D
 
Jim, it appears, looking at picture 1 from left to right you have a bull shark, a broken hemipristis and I think a small meg. There is a good bit of glare on the pics and nothing to use for scale. A face on perspective might help in ID also. I'm no expert but that is what they look like to me.
 
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