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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[Carolina Tom]

I don't think it is shark tooth. The bottom of a tooth is usually shiney and the root (under the gum) is porous. Your whole piece is porous. Google "megalodon tooth" and you will see what I mean. I don't know what it is... sorry, but it sure looks like a fossil from some animal. GL&HH!

 

[el padron]

Im not an authority, but Im going to go on record stating that is without a doubt, a fossilized sharks tooth. I've learned to comfortably trust my instinct, and I'm usually right, even about things I know close to nothing about

 

[Tuggerman]

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.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

You may want to post it in the "Geological forms" (7th down from here) in the Fossil category, they can tell ya.
Nice find by the way!

 

[el padron]

By the way, I've just added you to El Padron's banner, that is one of the coolest things I've ever seen posted here.

 

[47thelement]

Definitely not
This is what you are looking for

 

[ARC]

It is not a sharks tooth... I am certain of that.
What it is though is a mystery... and VERY cool.
May be fossilized part/tail of turtle is my guess.

 

[ARC]

Definitely not
This is what you are looking forView attachment 1118470View attachment 1118470

Damn man... tis some biggins.

 

[Carolina Tom]

Im not an authority, but Im going to go on record stating that is without a doubt, a fossilized sharks tooth. I've learned to comfortably trust my instinct, and I'm usually right, even about things I know close to nothing about

Please please just look at Google images. Thus is absolutely NOT a megalodon tooth.

I have a doctorate in ichthyology... just saying...

 

[K1DDO1979]

Didn't have much time to look but it could be a type or related to a horseshoe crab. It said they are not commonly found fossilized the way you have. I may be wrong so I'm looking forward to see if you solve it. Cool find! [emoji2]

 

[slowwevo]

some one beat me to it,heres another mega tooth,incase you didn't believe the first guy

 

[el padron]

Please please just look at Google images. Thus is absolutely NOT a megalodon tooth.

I have a doctorate in ichthyology... just saying...

Ok, I stand corrected.... It's still going up on El Padron's banner.

 

[JrMack]

my wife seen the picture and said "I've got one like that"! sure enough it is exactly but on bottom it is a little thicker and has like two slits along sides. Its not a tooth and I don't believe its a shell. I'll try and take a pick and post..got from myrtle beach last year.

 

[ARC]

I was close... not a turtle tail... but limb part...

 

[ARC]

errr wrong photo... tis a foot pad... hold for photo.
http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/topic/41792-again-which-one-is-it-turtle-or-glyptodon/

 

[vscience]

I just added two more photos. If it's not a tooth, could it be a tongue of something?

 

[Ninjafossils]

It is a bivalve shell cast

 

[Ninjafossils]

http://fossilsofnj.com/invertebrates/bivalve_page2.htm

 

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