South Carolina Megalodon 4.09"

South Carolina Megalodon 4.09"Megalodon tooth with worn out serrations and root lobe chip. Why so many Megalodon teeth come from offshore South Carolina? The coast of South Carolina is one of the most productive Megalodon tooth localities anywhere, especially for deep, rich black teeth. Offshore of todays beaches lies a wide continental shelf cut by ancient river channels and ledges where fossil bearing sediments are exposed. These sediments include Miocene and Pliocene marine

Dinosaurs were primarily land animals with an upright stance and limbs built for life on land

18" necklace included

In terms of lifestyle

especially around Nokomis and the southern end of Siesta Key

This Hemi is in virtually perfect condition

The fossil-bearing sediments of the Peace River are primarily derived from the Hawthorn Group and overlying formations

This genuine fossil

and adept at slicing through flesh and bone

Teleoceras proterum — the short-legged barrel rhino

in river systems and coastal wetlands that teemed with giant fish

The finish is matte black

well-defined serrations that highlight possible chubutensis characteristics