Digital Collections | AMNH - Carcharodon megalodon tooth, 5-23 million years old, Miocene of South Carolina

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Curator John Maisey with jaws of Carcharodon megalodon, Hall of Vertebrate Origins, 1996

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Curator John Maisey with jaws of Carcharodon megalodon

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Curator John Maisey with jaws of Carcharodon megalodon, Hall of Vertebrate Origins, 1996

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View of Carcharodon megalodon jaws, Hall of Early Dinosaurs, October, 1990

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View towards Carcharodon megalodon jaws, Hall of Early Dinosaurs, October 1990

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Restoration of jaws of Carcharodon megalodon, Fossil Fish Hall, 1909

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Perleidus madagascariensis, primitive extinct relative of neopterygian ray-finned fishes, approximately 225 million years old, Early Triassic of Madagascar

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Restored jaws of Carcharodon megalodon from the Atlantic, Fossil Fish Hall, 1909

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Mounted skeletons including Stegosaurus and Carcharodon megalodon jaws in the far doorway, Hall of Early Dinosaurs, October 1990

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Visiting high school group viewing jaws of Carcharodon megalodon, New York State Education Program, Hall of Early Dinosaurs, 1967

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Phareodus testis, about 57 million years old, L 34 cm, Early Eocene of Wyoming, United States

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Dipterus valenciennesi, extinct lungfish, L 17 cm, approximately 380 million years old, Middle Devonian of Achanarras, Scotland

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Sauripteris taylori, pectoral fin and shoulder girdle of extinct rhizodontid fish, Late Devonian of Blossburg, PA, approximately 375 million years old

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Visiting high school group viewing jaws of Carcharodon megalodon, New York State Education Program, Hall of Early Dinosaurs, 1967

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Hall of Early Dinosaurs, view of Carcharocles megalodon jaws and Fossil Fish Alcove, October 1990

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Lungfish, Ceratodus rumcinatus, toothplates, each about 4 cm long, about 210 million years old, Late Triassic, Wurtemberg, Germany

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Preparator Charles J. Lang seated in Carcharodon megalodon jaw restoration, Fossil Fish Hall, Oct. 1909

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Fossil Fish, tinca tarsiger, Late Oligocene period

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Hall of Early Dinosaurs, view of Carcharocles megalodon jaws and Fossil Fish Alcove, October 1990

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Megalodon jaw restoration, entrance to Fossil Fish Hall, 1954

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