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New Additions to Lowcountry Geologic
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12/6/2006 |
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We will summarize the updates to our site on this page. |
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Big Updates to the Shark Tooth Catalog |
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By host on
3/22/2007
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Lowcountry Geologic has just completed an updated to the website. This is an all shark tooth post with many fine specimens from all over the shark tooth universe.
South Carolina
- Several Top notch Carcharocles angustidens from various river and land locations. The finest is a large 3 3/8 inches in near immaculate condition including the tip!
- A couple of River Great Whites, Carcharodon carcharias.
- A great selection of Carcharocles megalodon. From around 3 inches to 5 1/2 inches, these megs are all top notch speci ...
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Shark Teeth - Megalodon, Great White, Mako, Auriculatus, Angustidens, and more |
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By host on
12/28/2006
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Lowcountry Geologic's latest update consists almost entirely of shark's teeth, including megalodon, auriculatus, angustidens, mako, great white, tiger, sand tiger, goblin, and more. The teeth are from Chile, South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, and California. The top shark teeth in this post are a 3 inch mako and a fantastically colored megalodon.
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New Crinoids, Trilobites, Insects, Shark Teeth, Mosasaur, and Plant Fossils added |
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By host on
12/20/2006
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Lowcountry geologic has added a wide variety of new fossils to the web site including new shark teeth, trilobites, plant fossils, echinoids, insect fossils, a fabulous fossil crab, fossil fish, some dinosaur teeth, a ray tooth, and some top quality mosasaur teeth.
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New Shark Teeth, Trilobites, and Marine Mammal Fossils added to Lowcountry Geologic |
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By host on
12/6/2006
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The newest updates have been added to Lowcountry Geologic. This is a diverse post that contains items from all over, including some new, never-before offered shark teeth species, as well as some old favorites and some previously out of stock items. As usual, the bulk of the post is shark teeth, but not all of it! We continue to add to our Trilobite and Plant Fossils sections.
From Morocco, we added a variety of Paleocarcharodon orientalis, the Pygmy White Shark, and some fantastic pathologic Otodus teeth including several that look more like medeval weaponry than fossil shark teeth. There are some new Isurus oxyrinchus from Chile, and for Micro collectors, the Cretaceous species Ricarddestasia gilmorei that are all under 5/16 inch long. There are some new Eocene teeth from Harleyville, SC, including some Hemipristis curvatus and Carcharocles auriculatus. From Russia, we added several different grades of Jaekelotodus trigonalis. There is a set of new Goblin shark teeth from Mississ ...
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