Florida Fossils/Amy Parmelee
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Title
Florida Fossils/Amy Parmelee
Subject
Fossil teeth found in the Peace River in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida.
Description
This collection includes fossils found in the Peace River in Arcadia, Florida, in 2016-12.
Publisher
Amy Parmelee
Date
Collected 2016-12.
Rights
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Language
English
Date Created
Oct. 2, 2021
Collection Items
Horse tooth
A digital image of a horse tooth found in the Peace River in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida, in 2016-12. The grooves on the tooth are filled in, possibly with sediment, in some areas. The top edge of one side of the tooth also has broken off.
Partial megalodon tooth
A digital image of a partial tooth from a megalodon shark found in the Peace River in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida, in 2016-12. The tooth is broken in several places, but the serrations are still visible on one side of the tooth.
Mouth plate fragment from a ray or skate
A digital image of a mouth plate from a ray/skate found in the Peace River in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida, in 2016-12. One side of the plate has ridges with some debris caught in the ridges. The other side of the plate is almost smooth.
Lemon shark tooth
A digital image of a tooth from a lemon shark found in the Peace River in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida, in 2016-12. The complete tooth has a curved blade that has no serrations. The blade is roughly 90 degrees from the root.
Snaggletooth shark tooth
A digital image of a tooth from a snaggletooth shark found in the Peace River in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida, in 2016-12. The curved tooth has serrations on both sides, although the serrations are greater on the inner curve. The top left edge of…