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So, I found these items during my time in MD too, but don't think they're from sharks:

Thinking these 3 may be whale/dolphin teeth?
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Possible Crocodile tooth?
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This one looks like bone to me, but not sure? Its about 5mm
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Wow the tooth is in good shape cool finds
 

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