NP'S COW SHARK TOOTH CATALOG (updated 11/1/00) 30 new specimens, all items shown are available, more cow specimens coming this week
	Chlamydoselachos sp., $250 sold out, Late Cretaceous, Maestrichtian Stage, 66.5 - 73 MYO,  Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 0.1" scale
	Heptranchias sp., #1501  lower $160, #1502 lower $160, #1503 lower sold, #1504 lower sold, Upper Cretaceous Epoch, Late Campanian - Early Maastrichtian, Lambert Formation, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 0.1" scale
	Heptranchias sp., #2431 $130, lower Cretaceous Epoch, Late Campanian - Early Maastrichtian, Lambert Formation, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus agassizi, CAPPETTA 1976A, from top to bottom #1386 Upper A2 $50, #1387 Upper Lateral sold, #1388 Upper Posterior sold,   #1389 Juvenile Lower $100, Middle Eocene, Bartonian - Upper Lutetian Stages, Santee Limestone Formation, 37 - 45 MYO, Harleyville, SC, USA. 0.1" scale.  .
	Hexanchus andersoni, bottom specimen available, #1490 Upper A1 $75, Epoch:  Oligocene - Middle Miocene Contact, Formation:  Temblor, Location:  Bakersfield, Ca. USA. 0.1" scale

	Hexanchus andersoni, #2429, Upper P1 $20, Epoch:  Oligocene - Middle Miocene Contact, Formation:  Temblor, Location:  Bakersfield, Ca. USA. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus collinsonae,  sold out, Nanjemoy formation , Early Eocene,  VA, USA.  0.1" scale
	Hexanchus microdon, #1496 upper $120,  Upper Cretaceous, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus microdon, #1497 lower Sold, #1498 lower, #1499 lower $110 Sold , #1500 symphyseal  Sold , Upper Cretaceous, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus microdon, from top to bottom  pricing unavailable at this time, #1375 Upper anterior sold, #1376 Upper lateral sold, #1377 Lower lateral $50, #1378 Lower lateral  sold, #1379 sold,  Epoch:  Upper Cretaceous , Maastrichtian stage, Age=66.5 - 73   MYO, Location: Morocco These specimens were collected by a Paleontologist in Cretaceous sediments. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus microdon, lower lateral teeth.  from top to bottom #1367 sold, #1368 $50, #1365 sold, #1366 $70,  unbroken , smaller lower  anterior laterals available at $20.00, Formation:    Descenderie , Epoch:  Ypresian, Early Eocene, Age= 50 - 55  MYO, Location:  Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus microdon, #1361 sold,  #1362 $42.50, #1363 $40, #1364 sold, Formation:    Descenderie , Epoch:  Ypresian, Early Eocene, Age= 50 - 55  MYO, Location:  Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco. 0.1" scale
	Notidanidon lanceolatus, available, sold out,other dentition positions available with the exception of the one shown which is sold. , Early Cretaceous Epoch, Albian Stage, Kursk Region, Stary Oskol, Russia. 0.1" scale
	Notidanidon loozi, #2449 P8 $130, Lower, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco. root repaired, 0.1" scale
	Notidanidon loozi, #2438 $50, Lower, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco. 0.1" scale
	Notidanidon loozi, #2450 $25, Upper P3, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus kempi, #1443 Upper P7 $40, #1445 Upper P2 $50, #1445 Upper A2 $45, Middle- late Eocene,  Uzumbass Crevice, Lower Story, Svity, Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus kempi, top #1446 Lower $40, bottom left #1447 Lower $20, bottom right #1448 Lower $45, Middle- late Eocene,  Uzumbass Crevice, Lower Story, Svity, Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius, from top to bottom: #1542 Lower SOLD, #1543 Lower Juvenile $50, #1544 Lower (Yorktown) sold, Middle Miocene, Late Langhian, Pungo River, 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primogenius, $15 Pliocene or Middle Miocene, Stage: Pliocene or Late Langhian,  Formation:   Yorktown or Pungo River, Age=3.4 - 5.2 or 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Sphenodus schourowskii (Kiprijanoff 1880A), Upper Jurrasic Period, Tithonian Stage, Middle Substage, 144 -152 MYO, Voskresensk, Moscow Region, Russia.  Click image to see specimens.  From left to right:  #1 $75, #2 $75, #3 $75, #4 $75, #5 $55, #6 $60, #7 $65 NEW
	Weltonia ancistrodon, #1396-#1400, $22 each #1398 sold.  Formation:   Descenderie , Epoch:  (Thanetian) Upper Paleocene, Age=60 - 62  MYO, Location:  Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco. 0.1" scale

Papers that I have with references to Cow sharks:

    § Additions a La Faune De Selaciens Fossiles Du Maroc, Henri CAPPETTA, 1981, 13 pgs.
    § Hexanchid and Orthacodontid Shark Teeth from the Lower Tertiary of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, M WALDMAN, 1970, 5 pgs.
    § Hexanchiforme Nouveau Du Cretace Inferieur Du Sud De La France, Henri Cappetta, 1990, 23 pgs.
    § A New Fish Fauna from the Woolwich Bottom Bed of Herne Bay, Kent, Philip GURR, 1961, 7 pgs.
    § Other Faunal Recordings from the Woolwich Bottom Bed, Philip GURR, 4 pgs.
    § The Oligocene Marine Molluscan Fauna of the Eugene Formation in Oregon, Carole Jean Stentz HICKMAN, 1969, 4 pgs.
    § Heptranchias Howellii in the Eocene of the United States and British Columbia, Bruce WELTON, 1974, 8 pgs.
    § A New Species of Fossil Shark from New Jersey (H. howelli), Dorothy REED, 1946. 3 pgs.
    § Revision of the Danian Cow Sharks, Sand Tiger Sharks, and Goblin Sharks (Hexanchidae, Odontaspididae, and Mitsukurinidae) from Southern Sweden, Mikael Siverson, 1995, 12 pgs.
    §  A Confirmation of the Validity of Notorhynchus pectinatus;  The second record of this Upper Cretaceous Cowshark, Shelton Applegate, 3 pgs.
    § A Record of Notidanodon pectinatus in the Upper Cretaceous of the Antarctic Peninsula, CIONE and MEDINA, 1987, 9 pgs.
    § Hexanchid Shark Teeth from the Lower Cretaceous of Germany and England, WARD & THIES, 1987,  17 pgs.
    § Fish Remains from the Santa Marta Formation (Late Cretaceous) of James Ross Island, Antarctica( Chlamydoselachus thomsoni), RICHTER & WARD, 1989, 10
pgs.
    § Crinoids of Oregon (Heptranchis), KIRKLAND, 1995, 7pgs.
    § Vertebrates of the Cannonball Formation (Paleocene) in North and South Dakota, CVANCARA & HOGANSON, 1993, 24 pgs.
    § Detailed Comparisons of the Dentitions of Extant Hexanchid Sharks and Tertiary Hexanchid Teeth From South Australia and Victoria, Australia, KEMP, 27 pgs.
    § Additions to the fish Fauna of the English Palaeogene.  A review of the Hexanchid Sharks with a Description of Four New Species.  WARD, Tertiary Research, 1979, 19 pgs.
   § A Contribution to the Fish Fauna of the Belgian Palaeocene:  A Review of Notidanodon loozi, HOVESTADT, HOVESTADT, & SMITH, Tertiary Research,1983, 14 pgs.
   § Contributions to the Study of the Comparative Morphology of Teeth and other Relevant Ichthyodorulites in Living Supraspecific Taxa of Chondrichthyan Fishes, HERMAN, 1987, 16 pgs.
   § Contributions to the Study of the Comparative Morphology of Teeth and other Relevant Ichthyodorulites in Living Supraspecific Taxa of Chondrichthyan Fishes,  Addendum, HERMAN, HOVESTADT-EULER, AND HOVESTADT, 1994, 17 pgs.
   § Sharks from the Mid-Cretaceous Gearle Siltstone, Southern Carnarvon Basin, Western Australia, Siverson, 1997, 7 pgs.
   § Late Mesozoic and Cenozoic Fish Faunas of Japan, YABUMOTO & UYENO, 1994, 15 pgs.
   §  A New Selachian Fauna from the Lower Hornerstonwn Formation (Early Paleocene/Montian) of Monmouth County, New Jersey, CASE, 1996, 20 pgs.
   §  New Records of the Sharks Isurus and Hexanchus from the Eocene of Seymour Island, Antarctica, CIONE & REGUERO, 1994, 14 pgs.
  § Shark Teeth from the Early-Middle Devonian Cravens Peak Beds, Georgina Basin, Queensland, TURNER & YOUNG, 1987, 12 pgs.
  § Upper Cretaceous Elasmobranchs from Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, Japan, UYENO, MINAKAWA, & MATSUKAWA, 1981, 7 pgs.
  § Late Cenozoic Elasmobranchs from the Hokuriku District, Central Japan, KARASAWA, 1989, 3 pgs.
  §  A Selachian Fauna from the Trent Formation, Lower Miocene of Eastern North Carolina, CASE, 1980, 38 pgs.
  §  Fundeamentals of Paleontology, A Manual for Paleontologists and Geologists of the USSR, Vol XI, 1964, Translated from Russian, 47 pgs.
  §  Sharks of the East Coast of Southern Africa.  The Families Hexanchidae, Chlamydoselachidae, Heterodontidae, Pristiophoridae, and Squatinidae, BASS, D'AUBREY, KISTNASAMY, 1975, 25 pgs.
  §  Notidanus, MAISEY & WOLFRAM, 1984, 12 pgs.
  §  The First Discovery of a Fossil Tooth belonging to the Shark Genus Heptranchias, with a New Pristiophorus Spine, both from the Oligocene of Japan, APPLEGATE & UYENO, 1968, 7 pgs.