I think I found a Prehistoric Megalodon Sharks Tooth

[vscience]

Found today, 2/11/15, while picking. I think it is a Prehistoric Megalodon Sharks Tooth but not sure. Your guess or feedback welcome.

 

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[Greeneman215]

Reminds me of a snapping turtle skull almost.

 

[Flathead25]

It is a bivalve shell cast

Yes sir. One of the clam's ....if I remember right. Basically a fossilized cast of the inside of the shell. Cool find!

 

[Plumbata]

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Pretty much.

It's an internal cast of the "Cucullaea gigantea" extinct giant clam, or something very closely related. I've collected plenty of them.

 

[WildWildBill]

Lower jaw of a prehistoric alligator snapping turtle maybe....a very young one at that.

 

[ohiofossil]

Pretty much.

It's an internal cast of the "Cucullaea gigantea" extinct giant clam, or something very closely related. I've collected plenty of them.

Ditto!!! Most definitely an internal mold of a bivalve.

 

[Mercman53]

It looks like a brachiopod. A bilaterally symmetrical bivalve. Probably a Paleozoic age sea shell. Nice specimen !

 

[screwynewy]

Without a doubt it is a skull fossil from an infant alien from the 6th planet of the intergalactic terrestial system justbullshootinyou.

 

[K1DDO1979]

Without a doubt it is a skull fossil from an infant alien from the 6th planet of the intergalactic terrestial system justbullshootinyou.

 

[dustyspurs]

Yeah, the elevated back excludes it as a shark tooth. It looks like the ridge of somethings back. I used to find fossilized allagator ridges, but they were much smaller.

 

[Scrappy]

Positively not a sharks tooth. It is however super cool and worth investigating.

 

[Ninjafossils]

It's a shell cast. I'm done posting this.

 

[Tamara69]

Exactly what it is.

 

[Hitndahed]

I don't think it's a tooth. Looks like a bivalve shell to me. Like a muscle or clam. Where did u find it? Those teeth don't just turn anywhere and are specific to certain geologic formations.

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I have to agree with Tuggerman on this one. In my possession are a half dozen or so Megladon teeth and your find looks nothing like mine. Not even close.
Tuggerman has this one right I think,,, it is a bivalve of some sort.

Hit

 

[sutphin]

Boy that would make a nice shadow box piece, neat find ,vanzutphen

 

[trdking]

Looks like an Archshell fossil

 

[Andrews_Adventures_SC]

That's a very nice looking Deer Heart Clam!!