Last post Lowcountry Geologic added many new items to the site, and we promised another post this week. This post, however, we are getting back to basics with some shark teeth, including some incredible megalodon and mako teeth from South Carolina. We hope you enjoy the new additions

New additions to our Fossil Shark Teeth catalog:

• 1 Giant Thresher Shark Tooth- Alopias grandis from Charleston County South Carolina
• 4 Dusky Shark Tooth - Carcharhinus obscuras. 2 from Ridgeville, South Carolina and 2 from Aurora, North Carolina
• 7 Carcharocles megalodon, Giant white shark teeth. 3 colorful megs from Summerville, South Carolina, 2 from Bone Valley Florida (including one pathologic megalodon!), and 2 from South Carolina rivers.
• 6 Carcharocles angustidens, grandfather of megalodon, from the Lowcountry of South Carolina.
• 1 False Mako Shark Tooth - Parotodus benedeni from Charleston, South Carolina
• 2 Hooked Mako Shark Teeth - Isurus planus from Bakersfield, California
• 3 Eocene Giant White Shark Teeth - Carcharocles auriculatus from Harleyville, South Carolina
• 1 Eocene Sand Shark Tooth - Carcharias koerti from Harleyville, South Carolina
• 3 Goblin Shark Teeth - Anomotodon novus from Harleyville, South Carolina
• 5 modern fossilized tiger shark teeth - Galeocerdo cuvier from Aurora, North Carolina
• 5 Night shark teeth from Summerville, South Carolina
• 7 Snaggletoothed Shark Teeth - Hemipristis serra. 1 from a Bone Valley phosphate mine and 6 from Summerville, South Carolina
• 10 polished makos from Chile - great for Jewelry, 8 from South Carolina river and land sites. Don't miss the gigantic 3 inch mako with no restoration!
• 7 Great White Shark Teeth - Carcharodon carcharias. 1 from Peru and 6 from Chile

New additions to our Fossil Jewelry catalog:

• 5 Polished Mako Shark Tooth Pendants
• 5 Trilobite Pendants

Click here to see the entire list of new fossils on Lowcountry Geologic.