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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Pliocene-Miocene - Appx 3-10 Million Years Old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 1 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 2 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 3 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 4 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 5 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 6 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 7 $3.00                                        

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Name: Physogaleus contortus - Extinct Tiger Shark-like Teeth
Geologic Age: Middle Miocene-Oligocene - Appx 10-30 million years old

Comments: Known forever as "Galeocerdo contortus" these strange teeth are actually from a line of sharks that evolved along with the Tiger Sharks but are a separate genus.  Lee Creek Mine, Aurora North Carolina.

Physogaleus contortus Tooth 8 $3.00