palaeocarcharodon orientalis or early form auriculatus? Found along side several definite rics and several obliquus along with several serratolamna koteri, and Cretolamna twiggsensis
Calling all mosasaur nerds, I found a small mosasaur tooth in the peedee formation and I’d like to know which one of the kinds of mosasaurs this one is likely to be. Candidates are as follows
Mosasaurus beaugei
Mosasaurus hoffmannii
Prognathodon solvayi
Halisaurus sp.
Found this the other day. At the spot you can find in order from most common to least common megs, angys, rics, and chubs. Chubs are very rare there but there has been one found. I was wondering if this is an angy with tiny cusps or a chub
Just busted this guy out the other day, anyone know anyone in North Carolina that can clean this fella up?