| Shark & Ray Identification Page |
| Mackerel Shark Xiphodolamia ensis Rare |
| Cow Shark Hexanchus gigas Rare |
| Gray Shark Carcharhinus priscus Very Common |
| Hammerhead Shark Sphyrna laevissima Rare |
| Mackerel Shark Cretolamna appendiculata pachyrhiza Rare |
| Mako Shark Isurus desori Unommon |
| Mako Shark Parotodus benedeni Rare |
Sharks
Rays
| Stingray Barbs Myliobatis sp. Uncommon |
| Stingray Teeth Myliobatis sp. Very Common |
| Sandshark Carcharias whitei Very Common |
| Sandshark Carcharias hopei Common |
| Shark Coprolite (poop) Scroll Type Common |
| Gray Shark Abdounia recticona Rare |
| Shark Vertebra Scyliorhinoid Type Less Common |
| Snaggletooth Shark Hemipristis serra Less Common |
| Snaggletooth Shark Hemipristis curvatus Uncommon |
| Tiger Shark Galeocerdo aduncus Very Common |
| Tiger Shark Galeocerdo contortus Very Common |
| Giant Great White Shark Carcharocles auriculatus Rare |
| Giant Great White Shark Carcharocles chubutensis Less Common |
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| Physogaleus secundus Uncommon |
| Lemmon Shark Negaprion eurybathrodon Common |
| Sandshark (pathological) Carcharias whitei Rare |
| Wierd Tooth Possably pathological Rare |
| Ray tooth Common |
Since there are two diferent ages of material represented here. There is an "E" or "M" beside the pictures to denote weather the
fossils are Eocene or Miocene.
fossils are Eocene or Miocene.
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