Texas Shark and RayTeeth

Fossilized Shark and Ray Teeth can be found all around Texas. In some areas they are extremely rare, in others, quite common!  Central Texas is more on the "rare" side and in North Texas they are more common, so these are Shark Teeth from all over Texas! Pennysylvanian,  Permian, Cretaceous and Eocene Time Periods

Cretodus crassidens


Scapanorhynchus texanus 

Squalicorax falcatus


Shark Cretodus crassidens 

Protolamna sp.

Ptychodus whipplei

Cretodus posterior 

Ptychodus whipplei

Onchopristis dunklei 

Sawfish Ischyrhiza mira 

Sawfish Ptychotrygon triangularis

Scapanorhynchus texanus

Pseudocorax granti

Texatrygon hooveri


Cretolamna appendiculata


 Microcorax crassus

Carcharias samhammeri 

Seratolamna serrata 

Pseudocorax laevis

Lonchidion selachos

Squalicorax falcatus

Leptostyrax sp.

Odontaspis aculeatus

Cretoxyrina mantelli

Hybodont Meristodonoides

Carcharias amonensis

Ptychodus sp.

Ptychodus mortoni

Squatirhina americana 

Ptychodus atcoensis 

Sawfish Ischyrhiza mira 

Shark Cantioscyllium decipiens

Kiestus texanus

Sawfish Sclerorhynchus sp.

Shark Denticle 

Sawfish Ischyrhiza avonicola

Ray Rhinobatos lobatus


Ray Pseudohypolophus ellipsis

Ray Pseudohypolophus mcnultyi 

Deltodus angularis 

Pennsylvanian Era

Shark Petalodus sp.

Pennsylvanian Era

Ray  Myliobatis sp.

Eocene 

Negaprion sp.

Eocene  -

Serratolamna koerti

Eocene  

Abdounia reticona

Eocene

Orthocanthus 

Permian

Orthocanthus

 Permian

Orthocanthus

 Permian