shark teeth
Beach fossil finds
Shark teeth are the teeth of sharks, which shed and regrow continuously throughout the animal's life.
Fossilized shark teeth are common beachcombing finds and collector's items, since sharks produce thousands of teeth over their lifetimes.
The phrase also describes a jagged or serrated pattern resembling shark dentition: a shark-tooth necklace, shark-tooth zigzag trim.
- megalodonExtinct colossal prehistoric shark
- serrationToothed edge pattern
- enamelHard glossy coating
- dentinTooth's main substance
- fossilizationOrganic remains becoming mineral
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- sharp teethfangs, canines, vampire fangs, cuspids, serrations
- fossilsdinosaur bones, ammonite, amber, ammonites, fossils
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- prehistoric lifedinosaur, dinosaurs, triceratops, Velociraptor, velociraptor
- teethincisors, incisor, canine, canines, molar
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