New Additions to Lowcountry Geologic

Super Shark Tooth Update

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:00:00 GMT

New Shark Teeth Added

Today, Lowcountry Geologic posted a nice batch of new shark teeth to the website, www.lowcountrygeologic.com. Here's a click link to the latest updates.

The update includes:

Megalodon Shark Teeth - Big nice ones, including a spectacularly colored Summerville land megalodon over 5 inches. You've got to see it to believe it.

Angustidens Shark Teeth - More unprecedented quality. Top shelp specimens with incredible color.

High Grade Otodus obliquus in matrix - not the junk you see on the auction sites. High quality teeth in real matrix.

Parotodus benedeni - rare Oligocene specimens. Two of them even have side cusps.

Giant Thresher Tooth - We only added one, but its a nice one. Super rare!

Isurus escheri - from Mill in The Netherlands. Tiny serrations and great color.

Bone Valley Shark Teeth - Several nicely colored hemipristis and on juvenile Hubbel megalodon.

SC Eocene Quarry Shark Teeth - Carcharocles auriculatus, Carcharias koerti, and Squatina prima.

Carcharoides catticus - added a few nice Summerville Chandler Bridge specimens.

Rhincodon typus - ultra rare Whale shark teeth. We seldom offer these for sale because they are so difficult to find.

Broad Range of Fossil in Latest Update

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Lowcountry Geologic added a wide variety of fossils during the latest post. Here's a summary list:

Whale Teeth

Whale Ear Bones

Polished Sand Dollars

Fossil Horse Teeth

Dinosaur Teeth (Spinosaurus)

Trilobites

Pendants - Shark Teeth, Trilobites, Ammonites, and Sand Dollar

Fossil Shark Teeth

Fossil Starfish

Echinoids

Fossil Leaves

Fossil Shark Teeth added

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Its been a while, but Lowcountry Geologic has begun making updates to the web site again. This post is mainly fossil shark's teeth and there is something for everyone. Here's a summary list of the latest additions.

Fossil Megamouth Shark Teeth

Fossil Cow Shark Tooth

Fossil Nurse Shark Teeth

Fossil Great White Shark Teeth

Fossil Mako Shark Teeth

Otodus Shark Teeth - Pathologic and non

Fossil Megalodon Shark Teeth

Fossil Angustidens Shark Teeth

Fossil Goblin Shark Teeth

Here is a full list of additions of Fossil Shark Teeth.

New Fossil Fish, Shark Teeth, Ammonites, Dinosaur Teeth, and Fossil Leaves added

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Lowcountry Geologic been long overdue for a post. We tried to add a wide range of material this time around, including updates to our Fossil Fish, Fossil Shark Teeth, Ammonites, Dinosaur Teeth, and Fossil Leaves. We're sorry its been so long, but it takes time to scour the globe for fossils!

This update contains many high quality fossil fish from Lebanon, including some excellent Ctenothrissa and Apichthys. By far the star of the update is a complete Fossil Sawshark. From rostrum to tailfin, its one of the coolest fossils we've ever seen! We also added some very nice seahorses and other fish from Spain. The quality on all these specimens are spectactular. Many came from an old private collection, and its tough to say when we'll be able to get more of this kind of detail and preservation.

In our Shark Teeth catalog, look for unprecedented quality Paleocarcharodon orientalis and pathologic Otodus from Morocco. They are simply amazing - better than we've offered before. We actually went to Morocco to hand pick the finest specimens available from the people who find them. We've also added some nice pathologic teeth from Venice and some excellent megalodon teeth from South Carolina.

Our Ammonite section grew, too. Don't miss the excellent polished ammonite pairs. They have amazing color and make excellent display pieces. Not everyone wants polished specimens, though, so we added some nice natural specimens, too.

Make sure to check out the new Green River Formation leaves if you're into plant fossils. The detail and size of some of the new specimens are really impressive.

What big fossil post would be complete without Dinosaur teeth? We added some beautiful Moroccan Spinosaur teeth, including a rare, curved positional tooth.

Updates to Shark Teeth, Echinoids, Crabs, Fossil Fish, and More

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Lowcountry Geologic has just completed another update to our website. Its been a while since our last post, so this update contains a nice mix of different fossils from all over the world.

Click here to see the update.

We have included some very nice megalodon teeth for shark tooth collectors. They are some of the best colored, large specimens we've ever obtained. We also added some top shelf Suwanee River auriculatus. They are big with great color and are very complete. We also replenished our Otodus stock with some large, high quality Moroccan specimens. We even added some beautiful polished Chilean mako teeth - perfect for jewelry! Oh, before we forget, don't miss the Summerville Mako over 3 inches.There's only one and its a beauty!

For echinoid lovers, we've added some new species to the site from Florida, California, and Egypt. The detail on these urchins in fantastic, and its a great chance to add some top quality specimens to your collection.

We didn't forget about fossil fish collectors, either. While these aren't the rarest fish specimens in the world, these Green River Formation fossils are very detailed and reasonably priced.

We just got in some new starfish from Morocco and Germany. The details are excellent on these exquisite matrix pieces.

We thank you all of you who emailed us for patiently waiting on this update. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Shark Tooth Update 5-18-2007

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 05:00:00 GMT

LowcountryGeologic.com has been long overdue for a good shark tooth update. This post contains a great variety of material from all over. Included are some enormous Bone Valley Hemipristis from the Florida Phosphate mines, a pair of Super Quality Giant Thresher teeth from South Carolina, some Polished Chilean Makos, and more. We invite you to browse the entire selection and we hope you find something to your liking.

Updates to Fossil Crabs, Plant Fossils, Terrestrial Mammal Fossils, Fossil Fish, and Shark Teeth

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 05:00:00 GMT

In February, Lowcountry Geologic went to one of the biggest fossil shows in the world in Tucson AZ. We brought back some truly fantastic specimens, and this latest post to our website includes some of the best fossils that we brought back.

Fossil Crabs

Fish Fossils

- Eocene Green River Formation Fossil Fish from Utah

- Pliocene Fossil Fish from Italy

- Cretaceous Fossil Fish from the Santana Formation Brazil

Plant Fossils

- Eocene Green River Formation Uintah County, Utah Plant Fossils

- Johnson County, Missouri Pennsylvanian Period Plant Fossils

Fossil Echinoids

Ordovician Fossil Starfish, Ophiuroides sp.

Land Mammal Fossils

Fossil Shark Teeth

Megachasma pelagios, Megamouth Shark

For a complete list of updates, click here.

Big Updates to the Shark Tooth Catalog

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 05:00:00 GMT

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 specimens.
For lovers of the rare, False Mako, Parotodus benedeni, and Giant Thresher, Alopias grandiis
A few Isurus retroflexus from Charleston and another Isurus desori mako from Summerville that is the same color as a peach!
Various common teeth.

North Carolina - Lee Creek

Isurus desori and Isurus hastalis makos
Snaggle-Toothed Shark, Hemipristis serra, various Tiger Sharks, Requiem Sharks, and Sand Tiger Sharks teeth.
A single cow shark tooth

Chile

Mako Isurus oxyrhincus
Saw Shark Pristiophorus lanceolotus
Some huge specimens from the Small Toothed Sand Tiger Shark, Odontaspis ferox with gigantic cusps
A couple of fine Angel shark teeth
A few excellent Megamouth teeth, including a very rare pathologic tooth.
A handful of top notch Cow shark teeth, Hexanchus gigas

And finally a new location in Argentina

Several excellent serrated reef shark teeth, Carcharoides totuserratus. These are rare from any location!

Click here to see all the latest updates .

We hope you enjoy the items in this update. Look for another update sometime next week when we unveil some of the excellent and unique fossils from the Tucson show.

Shark Teeth - Megalodon, Great White, Mako, Auriculatus, Angustidens, and more

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 06:00:00 GMT

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.

New Crinoids, Trilobites, Insects, Shark Teeth, Mosasaur, and Plant Fossils added

sales@lowcountrygeologic.com — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 06:00:00 GMT

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.