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	Order Carcharhiniformes
	Family Carcharhinidae
	Carcharhinus gibbesi (Requiem Shark Species) Formation: Belgrade, Epoch: Oligocene, Age=28 - 37 MYO, Location: Onslow Co. NC.
	Carcharhinus leucus (VALENCIENNES, 1839) Bull Shark, Yorktown Formation, Pliocene, 3.4 - 5.2 MYO, Aurora NC.
	Carcharhinus macloti (MULLER & HENLE, 1839) Hardnose Shark, Pungo Formation, Middle Miocene, 13 - 15 MYO, Aurora, NC. USA.
	Carcharhinus obscurus (Dusky Shark) Formation: Yorktown, Epoch: Pliocene, Age=2 - 6 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC.
	Galeocerdo alabamensis (Extinct Tiger Shark), Formation: Belgrade or River Bend, Epoch: Oligocene, Age=22.4 - 36 MYO, Location: Onslow Co. NC., Serrations mildly complex.
	Galeocerdo aduncus (Extinct Tiger Shark) Formation: Pungo, Epoch: Miocene, Age=13 - 15 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC.
	Galeocerdo contortus (Extinct Tiger Shark) Formation: Pungo, Epoch: Miocene, Age=13 - 15 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC.
	Galeocerdo contortus (Extinct Tiger Shark) Formation: Castle Hayne, Epoch: Eocene, Age=36 - 54 MYO, Location: New Hanover Co. NC., Serrations complex.
	Galeocerdo cuvier (modern Tiger Shark) parasymphyseal and rear teeth.
	Galeocerdo cuvier (fossilized modern Tiger Shark) Formation: Yorktown, Epoch: Pliocene, Age=3.4 - 5.2 MYO, Location: NC.,
	Galeocerdo eaglesomei (Extinct Tiger Shark) Formation: Castle Hayne, Epoch: Eocene, Age=36 -54 MYO, Location: New Hanover Co. NC.
	Hemipristis curvatus (Snaggletooth Shark) Formation: Belgrade Formation, Oligocene-Eocene, Age= 22 - 45 MYO, Location: Jones Co. NC
	Hemipristis serra (Snaggletooth Shark) Formation: Yorktown or Pungo, Pliocene and Miocene, Age=2 - 18 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC.
	Hemipristis serra (Snaggletooth Shark) Formation: Yorktown or Pungo, Epoch: Pliocene and Miocene, Age=2 - 18 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC.
	Physogaleous latus (STORMS, 1894A) River Bend Formation, Upper Oligocene, Chattian Stage, 25 - 30 MYO, Jones County, NC. USA The only apparent difference between Physogaleous latus and G. contortus to me appears to be smaller or lack of serrations on the Physogaleous especially on the distal enamel heel. This same trait occurs in the Middle Miocene at Aurora NC. I am thinking that what we are seeing may be a sexual difference, and not a species difference. Comments?
	Galeocurdo contortus (GIBBES, 1849) River Bend Formation, Upper Oligocene, Chattian Stage, 25 - 30 MYO, Jones County, NC. USA
	Physogaleus secundus (female) Lower Eocene Epoch, Ypresian Stage, 50 - 56.5 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco.
	Physogaleus secundus (male) Lower Eocene Epoch, Ypresian Stage, 50 - 56.5 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco.
	*Rhizoprionodon fischeuri* (Sharpnose Shark) Formation: Pungo, Epoch: M. Miocene, Age=13 - 15 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC.
	Family Palaeospinacidae
	Paraorthocodus clarkii, (Eastman 1901), Late Paleocene Epoch, Thanetian Stage, Formation: Woolrich Bottom Bed. England.
	Paraorthacodus nerviensis (Leriche 1929B), Upper Santonian, Upper Cretaceous, Tyk-Butak, Western Kazakstan.
	Order Eugeneodontiformes
	Family Hybodontidae
	Meristodon paradoxus, Age: ?, Formation: ?, Epoch: ?, Location: Kazakstan, Russia.

	Order Hexanchiformes
	Family Chlamydoselachidae
	Chlamydoselachos sp., Late Cretaceous, Maestrichtian Stage, 66.5 - 73 MYO, Vancouver, Canada.
	Thrinax sp.,
	Thrinax sp.,
	Thrinax sp.,
	Family Hexanchidae
	Hexanchus agassizi, CAPPETTA 1976A, Symphseal, Middle Eocene, Bartonian - Upper Lutetian Stages, Santee Limestone Formation, 37 - 45 MYO, Harleyville, SC, USA. 0.1" scale.
	Hexanchus agassizi, CAPPETTA 1976A, upper anterior, upper lateral, upper posterior, lower lateral juvenile. Middle Eocene, Bartonian - Upper Lutetian Stages, Santee Limestone Formation, 37 - 45 MYO, Harleyville, SC, USA. 0.1" scale.
	Hexanchus agassizi, CAPPETTA 1976A, Upper P5 or P6, Middle Eocene, Bartonian - Upper Lutetian Stages, Santee Limestone Formation, 37 - 45 MYO, Harleyville, SC, USA. 0.1" scale.
	upper anterior lower lateral lower lateral (13 cusps)
	lower lateral
	Hexanchus andersoni, uppers, Epoch: Oligocene - Middle Miocene Contact, Formation: Temblor, Location: Bakersfield, Ca. USA.
	Hexanchus andersoni, lower anterio-laterals, Epoch: Oligocene - Middle Miocene Contact, Formation: Temblor, Location: Bakersfield, Ca. USA.
	Hexanchus andersoni, Epoch: Oligocene - Middle Miocene Contact, Formation: Temblor, Location: Bakersfield, Ca. USA.
	lower symphseal
	Hexanchus andersoni, , Epoch: Middle Miocene, Formation: Monterey, Aquajito Shale Member, Late Languian Stage, Location: Carmel, California. This specimen came out of the Aquajito Shale Member of the Monterey Shale which is stratigraphically much higher than the productive layer known to yield abundant shark teeth. The only other tooth known to come out of the Monterey in Carmel by the collector was a Galeocerdo sp. found several years previously.
	Hexanchus andersoni, Lower, Epoch: Early Miocene Contact, Formation: ?, Location: Oregon Coast, USA.
	Hexanchus collinsonae (Extinct Six Gill Cow Shark) Nanjemoy formation , Early Eocene, Virginia.
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857) Upper P5, Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857), Upper P1, Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 1.11" slant, 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857), Lower Lateral, non-functional row, Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 1.57" wide, 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857), Upper A2 & Upper P1, Pliocene, Yorktown, 3.4 - 5 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC. 0.1" scale
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857), Upper P4, Upper P5, Lower P4?, Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 MYO, Beaufort Co., NC. ***middle picture
	Hexanchus gigas(SISMONDA, 1857), Lower Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 MYO, Beaufort Co., NC.
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857), Lower P3 or P4, Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 MYO, Beaufort Co., NC. 2.3" wide (cast)
	Hexanchus gigas,(SISMONDA, 1857), Lower P1, Yorktown Formation, Pliocene Epoch, 2.2 - 5 MYO, Beaufort Co., NC. (cast)
	lower lateral lower lateral
	Hexanchus microdon, upper, Upper Cretaceous, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
	Hexanchus microdon, 3 lowers & 1 symphyseal, Upper Cretaceous, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
	*Hexanchus microdon* (Extinct Six Gill Cow Shark),symphyseal tooth. Formation: Descenderie , Epoch: (Thenetian) Upper Paleocene, Age=60 - 62 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco. The symphyseal is the median (middle) tooth from the lower jaw. Most sharks do not have symphyseal teeth (for example, Hemipristis sp.). The cow shark does not have a symphyseal tooth in the upper jaw, but instead, it has parasymphyseal teeth which means two median teeth.
	Hexanchus microdon (Extinct Six Gill Cow Shark),4 lowers and then 4 upper teeth. Formation: Descenderie , Epoch: (Thenetian) Upper Paleocene, Age=60 - 62 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco.
	Hexanchus microdon (Extinct Six Gill Cow Shark), 2 upper teeth & 3 lower teeth. Epoch: Upper Cretaceous (not Paleocene), Age=66.5 - ? MYO, Location: To be verified, Morocco.
	Hexanchus serratissimus, from top to bottom, upper anterior , , lower posterior, Eocene Epoch, Formation: Bracklesham Beds, Hampshire, England.
	Hexanchus vitulus, Epoch: Middle Miocene, Formation: Calvert (zone 5), Prince George Co., MD. I would like to go collecting there to verify that this is not reworked. I have the location of this find.
	Notidanidon lanceolatus, upper, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Albian Stage, Kursk Region, Stary Oskol, Russia.
	Notidanidon lanceolatus, lower, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Albian Stage, Kursk Region, Stary Oskol, Russia.
	Notidanidon lanceolatus, lowers, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Albian Stage, Kursk Region, Stary Oskol, Russia.
	Notidanidon loozi, uppers, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco.
	Notidanidon loozi, lower lateral, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco.
	Notidanidon loozi, lower lateral, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco.
	Notidanidon loozi, Lower, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco.
	Notidanidon loozi, Lower, Paleocene, Possibly Danian Stage, 65 - 66.5 MYO, Likely Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco.
	Notidanodon pectinatus, Upper & Lower, Cretaceous, British Columbia, Canada.
	Notidanus muensteri (AGASSIZ, 1843), Upper Jurassic, Kimmeridgian Stage, 150 - 156 MYO, Petersbruch, Germany. width=0.11".
	Notidanus aka *muensteri* (AGASSIZ, 1843), from top to bottom: Symphyseal , Upper Jurassic, Lower Oxfordian Stage, Renggeri Clay Formation, 156 - 160 MYO, Canton Basel, Switzerland. lower lateral, Upper Jurassic, Tithonian Stage, 144 - 150 MYO, Bavaria, Germany. 2 upper laterals, Location: Holderbank.
	Notidanus serratus, Upper , Epoch: Upper Jurassic, Stage: Oxfordian, Formation: Brimenstorfer, Location: Canton Aargan, Switzerland. Lower, Epoch: Middle Jurassic, Stage: Callovian, Formation: Lambert, Location: Canton Bern, Switzerland.
	Notorynchus aptiensis, from top to bottom, 1 upper, 4 lowers, Formation: ? , Epoch: Lower Cretaceous (Aptian), Age= ? MYO , Location: Carnial, Provence, France.
	Notorynchus kempi, Formation: , Epoch: Middle- late Eocene, Age= MYO, Uzumbass Crevice, Lower Story, Svity, Location: Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan.
	Notorynchus kempi, Upper and lower, Epoch: Middle- late Eocene, Age= MYO, Uzumbass Crevice, Lower Story, Svity, Location: Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan.
	Notorynchus primigenius, Sympheseal teeth, Pliocene or Middle Miocene, Yorktown or Pungo River Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 or 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius,Symphyseal tooth (center lower tooth), Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius, Pliocene, Yorktown Formation, 3.4 - 5.2, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius, the bottom specimen is unique, Pliocene or Middle Miocene, Yorktown or Pungo River Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 or 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius, Lowers, Pliocene or Middle Miocene, Yorktown or Pungo River Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 or 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius, Upper P8, Upper P4, Upper A2, Pliocene or Middle Miocene, Yorktown or Pungo River Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 or 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. First two specimens are Pliocene. 3rd is Miocene. 0.1" scale
	Notorynchus primigenius, Upper A2 & A1, Pliocene or Middle Miocene, Yorktown or Pungo River Formation, 3.4 - 5.2 or 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA. 0.1" scale
	Weltonia ancistrodon, uppers Formation: Descenderie , Epoch: (Thanetian) Upper Paleocene, Age=60 - 62 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco.
	Weltonia ancistrodon, lowers Formation: Descenderie , Epoch: (Thanetian) Upper Paleocene, Age=60 - 62 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco.
	Weltonia burnhamensis, top specimen & bottom specimen, Upper anterior & lower lateral, Formation: London Clay, Epoch: Lower Eocene, Location: England. middle specimen, Upper anterio-lateral, Hornerstown Formation, Paleocene Epoch, Burlington, N.J. USA.
	Family Heptranchidae
	Heptranchias sp., Lower Oligocene Epoch, Stampian Stage, Keasy Formation, Misty, Oregon. 0.37" wide

	Heptranchias sp., lowers, Upper Cretaceous Epoch, Late Campanian - Early Maastrichtian, Lambert Formation, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
	Heptranchias howelii, 1 upper and 4 lowers, Lower Eocene Epoch, Ypresian Stage, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Sidi Daoui, Morocco.
	info coming in the future
	Superfamily Hybodontoidea
	Family Hybodontidae
	Hybodus sp., St. Nicholas Av Poet, France, NCSM 6462.
	Family Ptychodontidae
	Ptychodus mammillaris, Mooreville Chalk Formation, Upper Cretaceous, Santonian - Turonian Stages (unconfirmed), Montgomery Co., AL., USA
	Ptychodus connellyi?, Albian-Aptian Stages, Lower Cretaceous, Japan
	Ptychodus connellyi?, Albian-Aptian Stages, Lower Cretaceous, Japan
	Order Lamniformes
	The order Lamniformes consists of sharks that are usually rather large and that have very large mouths. These sharks are generally pelagic although some frequent shallow water. Some live in the bathyal zone which is about 2500' deep. The currently living species include the Great White, Makos, and Lamna genera. These sharks tended to posses very large teeth as compared to other orders.
	Family Alopiidae
	Alopias hermani ( Thresher Shark ), Oligocene Fm., 23-38 MYO, Kazakstan, Russia.
	Alopias grandis (var. serratus?) ( Thresher Shark ), Specimen 1, Lower Pliocene, Copper Site, South Eastern USA. Specimen 2. Calvert Cliffs, Provided by: http://www.fossilforum.com/
	Alopias latidens ( Thresher Shark ), Pungo Fm., Miocene Epoch, 13-15 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC, USA.
	Alopias superciliosus (Thresher Shark), River Bend Fm., Oligocene, 23-38 MYO, Jones Co. NC, USA.
	Family Anacoracidae
	Pseudocorax laevis ( Mackeral Shark ), Mooreville Chalk Formation, Upper Cretaceous, Santonian - Turonian Stages (unconfirmed), Perry Co. (large specimen) Grant Co. (small specimen), AL., USA
	Family Cetorhinidae
	Cetorhinus parvus ( Basking shark ) Cat. # basking, $40, Formation: ?, Epoch: Miocene-Oligocene (this specimen was found in a riverbed formation spanning Miocene-Oligocene), Age=2 - 6 MYO, Location: Onslow Co. NC., height =0.19".
	Megachasma sp.(Megamouth shark) #1, $75, Early Miocene, Saucesian Stage?, 23-25.5 MYO?, Pyramid Hill Sand Member of the Jewett Sand Formation, Kern Co. CA.
	Family Cretoxyrhinidae
	Archeolamna kopingensis ( Extinct Mackeral Shark ), specimen 1: Cretaceous, Cenomanian, Mesaverde Formation, Big Horn River Basin, Wyoming. specimen 2: Cretaceous, Campanian, Pitt Co., NC.
	*Cretolamna appendiculata* ( Mackeral Shark ), Mooreville Chalk Formation, Upper Cretaceous, Santonian - Turonian Stages (unconfirmed), Greene Co., AL., USA
	Cretolamna sp. ( Mackeral Shark ), Mooreville Chalk Formation, Upper Cretaceous, Santonian - Turonian Stages (unconfirmed), Greene Co., AL., USA
	Cretoxyrhina mantelli, Mooreville Chalk Formation, Upper Cretaceous, Santonian - Turonian Stages (unconfirmed), Greene Co., AL., USA
	Cretoxyrhina mantelli, Mooreville Chalk Formation, Upper Cretaceous, Santonian - Turonian Stages (unconfirmed), Greene Co., AL., USA
	Paleocarcharodon orientalis, Paleocene, 60.5-66.5 MYO, Atlas Mnts., Morocco.
	Family Lamnidae
	Carcharodon carcharias (Modern Great White Shark), Pleistocene, 10,000 - 1.5 MYO, Pitt Co., NC. This evolved from the hastalis species shown immediately above.
	Isurus desori ( Mako Shark) SC, USA. The modern descendant of desori is I. oxyrhincus.
	Isurus escheri, ( Extinct Mako Shark ), Late Miocene Epoch, Messinian or Tortonian Stages, Orange Co., CA. , USA. Collected 1965 by Joe Cocke. This species is starting to evolve serrations and become a Great White.
	Isurus hastalis, Formation: Chartreuse Conformity Layer, Epoch: Early Pliocene, Age=5.2 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co., NC. Size(slant)=3.0".
	Isurus novus, Harleyville Formation (8" thick dark layer), Middle Priabonian Stage, Upper Eocene Epoch, Harleyville, SC, USA.
	Isurus paucus, ( Modern Mako Shark ), California, no formation information. This species evolved from I. retroflexus. The I. paucus is an extant species.
	Isurus retroflexus ( Mako Shark) Riverbed deposit, Epoch: Late Miocene, Beaufort Co., NC. This species is best identified by the compressed crown. The modern descendant of retroflexus is I. paucus.
	Family Mitsukurinidae
	Scapanorhynchus texanus (Goblin Shark), Formation: Pee Dee, Epoch: (Maestrichtian) Upper Cretaceous, Age=66.5 - 73 MYO, Location: Pitt Co. NC.
	Family Odontaspididae
	Striatolamna macrota (extinct sand tiger shark), M. Eocene, 40 - 45 MYO, Kazakstan, Europe.
	Jaekelotodus trigonalis, Age: 45 - 55 MYO, Formation: ?, Epoch: Middle Eocene to Late Paleocene, Location: Kazakstan.
	Family Otodontidae
	The family Otodontdae consists of rather large sharks that posses cutting-type dentitions. Sharks within this family primarily consist from species that were in a direct lineage. The first species, Otodus obliquus lived during the Paleocene and Lower Eocene (Ypresian). During the upper Ypresian this species developed partial serrations and is called Otodus subserratus. Upon developing a full set of serrations, the species is called Carcharocles auriculatus which lived during much of the Eocene Epoch. During the Oligocene and late Miocene epochs the teeth of this lineage became less robust and the cusps began to shrink. This species is named Carcharocles angustidens. During the Middle Miocene the cusps had nearly disappeared. This species was referred to as Carcharocles chubutensis by Ameghino and possibly referred to as Carcharocles subauriculatus by an earlier researcher. By the Late Miocene, the cusps were gone resulting in the Carcharocles megalodon. This species then went extinct at the end of the Pliocene or beginning of the Pleistocene Epochs. In general, the teeth of this lineage increased in size with a maximum size of the Otodus obliquus about 4.75", of the Carcharocles auriculatus about 4.75", of the Carcharocles angustidens about 5", and the Carcharocles megalodon of about 7.5" (as measured on a slant). I refer to this lineage as the Giant White Lineage. The Otodus obliquus descended from the Cretolamna genus. A second dead-end lineage developed in parallel with the Giant White lineage. This was the Parotodus genus. These sharks likely evolved from the Otodus genus. They were present from the Eocene through the Pliocene.
	Carcharocles auriculatus 3 1/4", Middle Eocene, 40 - 43 MYO, Harleyville Formation, SC, USA.
	Carcharocles angustidens, Early Miocene, Virginia USA.
	Carcharocles subauriculatus (syn: chubutensis) 3 1/4", Middle Miocene, 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Beaufort Co. NC. Only two damaged serrations viewable under 10X magnification. The specimen has evidence of Pungo River Formation limestone attached to the root.
	Carcharocles subauriculatus (syn: chubutensis) 3 3/16", Middle Miocene, 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Pungo River Formation, Beaufort Co. NC. left collection
	Carcharocles subauriculatus (syn: chubutensis) 3 1/16", Middle Miocene, Pungo River Formation, Beaufort Co., NC USA. Incredible color.
	*Carcharocles subauriculatus* (syn: chubutensis) 2 7/16", Middle Miocene, 13 - 15 MYO, Pungo River Formation, Beaufort Co. North Carolina USA.
	Carcharocles subauriculatus (syn: chubutensis) 3 1/8", Middle Miocene, 13.2 - 15.2 MYO, Pungo River Formation, Beaufort Co. NC.
	Carcharocles megalodon 6 13/16", Late Miocene(6-9 MYO, based on root protrusions), SC, USA,
	Otodus obliquus shark vertebrae Epoch: Paleocene, Age=50 - 66.5 MYO, Khouribga Plateaux, Morocco.
	Otodus obliquus, Mackeral Shark, Upper Paleocene Epoch, Thanetian Stage, Aquia Formations, Charles County, MD, USA #2 & #3 appear to be possibly Cretolamna sp. They have thin roots.
	Otodus obliquus ( Mackerel Shark) Paleocene Epoch, 60 - 66.5 MYO, Atlas Mnts., Morocco.
	Parotodus benedeni (False Mako Shark), specimens 1 & 2 from South Carolina, USA and specimen 3 from Baha, Ca. USA. All Specimens are from Late Miocene to Pliocene.

	Order Orectolobiformes
	Family Ginglymostomatidae
	Cantioscyllium decipiens, Age: 88.5 - 91 MYO ?, Formation: ?, Epoch: Turonian ?, Upper Cretaceous, Location: Pitt Co., NC.
	Ginglymostoma africanum (Nurse shark) Formation: Pee Dee, Epoch: U. Cretaceous (Maestrichtian), Age=64 - 70 MYO, Location: Onslow Co. NC., height (largest)=5/32" (4.0 mm.) Ruler delineation 1/64".
	Nebrius blanckenhorni, lingual, labial, basal, & occlusal views(mounted on clay). Formation: ?, Epoch: L. Eocene (Ypresian), Age=45 - 50 MYO, Location: Khouribga, Morocco,
Nebrius blanckenhorni	Ginglymostoma sp.
	Ginglymostoma sp.(maghrebianum?)(Nurse shark) Formation: ?, Epoch: ?, Age=? MYO, Location: Morocco. Much smaller specimen than blanckenhorni. The cusps are larger and there are less of them. Possibly G. maghrebianum from L. Eocene. Extra image above right.
	Nebrius thielensis (Nurse shark) Formation: Castle Hayne, Epoch: M. Eocene (Lutetian), Age=40 - 45 MYO, Location: New Hanover Co. NC.,
	Family Rhincodontidae
	Rhincodon sp.(Whale shark) Formation: Lower Yorktown, Epoch: Pliocene, Age=1.7 - 5.6 MYO,Location: Beaufort Co. NC., height=3/16", width=3/32". This is the only specimen that we have found from Yorktown. It differs from Pungo Rhincodon typus in that there are differences in the nutrient groove. This specimen shows what appears to be a distinct nutrient pore above the narrow nutrient groove. Also, the specimen has an abnormally small crown. Ruler increments are 1/64". We need more examples to see if the observed difference from Middle Miocene specimens are always present.
	Order Pristiophoriformes
	Family Pristiophoridae
	modern saw shark rostral, Pristiophorus sp. saw shark rostral, Early Miocene, Pyramid Hill Sand Member., Pyramid Hill, CA. Pliotrema warreni, Milnaton Formation, Miocene, M. Tuerton Beach, Capetown, South Africa Only reported from this locality. Ikamauius ensifer, Early Miocene, Gee Greensand, Katanui, New Zealand. I need a supplier of these species.
	Order Squaliformes
	Family Echinorhinidae
	Echinorhinus pristis, Early Eocene, 50-56.5 MYO, Kazakstan.
	Echinorhinus blakei, Middle Miocene Epoch, Late Langhian Stage, Pungo River Formation, 13.2 - 15.2. Aurora, NC.
	Isistius brasiliensis (Cookie Cutter Shark) Age: 5 - 7 MYO, Hawthorn Group, Big Slough, Epoch: Late Miocene, Location: Sarasota Co. Florida,.
	Isistius trituratus (Cookie Cutter Shark) Formation: Yorktown, Epoch: Pliocene, Age=2 - 6 MYO, Location: Beaufort Co. NC., height=17/128"(all three about same height). Ruler delineation's 1/64".
	Megasqualus orpiensis, Lower Miocene (Langenien), Location: Belgium.
	Squalus serriculus (dogshark) Middle Miocene, 10 - 13 MYO, Kern Co., CA.
	Family Squalidae
	Under construction.
	Centrosqualus sp., Dorsal Spine, Demopolis Chalk Formation, Montgomery Co., AL, USA
	Order Squatiniformes
	Family Squatinidae
	Squatina prima/subserrata ? Hertford Co., NC, Yorktown Formation, Sunken Meadow Member.
	Other
	Listracanthus hystrix, Fin Spine, Fossil Extinct Ctenacanthid Shark, Pennsylvanian Epoch, Swope Ls. Formation, Hushpuckney Shale Member, Kansas City., Missouri, Scale 0.1".
	Peripristis semicircularis, Late Pennsylvanian Epoch, Harpersville Formation, Coleman County, Texas.
	Chomatodus sp., Middle Mississippian, Harrodsburg Limestone Formation, Washington County, Indiana. Scale 0.1".
	alopias, carcharhinus, carcharocles, carcharodon, cetorhinus, cretodus, cretolamna, galeocurdo, galeorhinus, hemipristis, Campodus sp., Pennsylvanian, Swope Ls. Formation, Hushpuckney Shale Member, Kansas City., Missouri. Scale 0.1". isurus, jaekelotodus, lamna, nebrius, negaprion, notidanodon, notorhynchus, odontaspis, onchopristis, otodus, palaeocarcharodon, parotodus, ptychodus, sphyra, sphyrna, squalicorax, squatina squalus, weltonia
	Chomatodus multiplicatus, Middle Mississippian, Salem Limestone Formation, Washington County, Indiana. Scale 0.1". surus, jaekel
	*Archaeomanta melenhorsti* HERMAN, 1979 - (Extinct devil ray genus), Early Eocene Epoch, Ypresian Stage, Potapaco Sands Bed B, Nanjemoy Formation, 50 - 56.5 MYO, Staford County, Virginia, USA, (this specimen not for sale, trade only, $20 trade value)