Pristine Bone Valley Hemipristis 1.45"

Pristine Bone Valley Hemipristis 1.45"This lower Hemi is in virtually perfect condition, with beautifully intact serrations and a sharp edge. It has a beautiful light coloration with a bone white root. Why are they called snaggletooth sharks? The name snaggletooth comes from the unusual shape of their teeth. In sharks like the extinct Hemipristis serra and the living Hemipristis elongata, the teeth dont form a uniform cutting edge like in most sharks. Instead, each tooth has one side with

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Geologic Setting

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