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Shark Teeth Fossils In Kansas. The teeth of durophagous shark, ptychodus agassiz, are common fossils in the late cretaceous rocks of kansas (greenhorn. Ancient life in kansas rocks, part 22 of 27. Although often overshadowed by the state's vertebrate fossils (such as sharks' teeth or the skeletons of huge swimming reptiles called mosasaurs), kansas invertebrate fossils are. | photo by jessica johnson webb. The remains now reside in the veritable shark tank of the sternberg museum, alongside fossils of everything from snails to mosasaurs, as relics of kansas’s marine past. While most of the shark teeth and other shark remains shown on this page are from the cretaceous period of the mesozoic, the paleozoic shark teeth shown at the bottom. In this photo are two teeth from the ray ptychodus (slightly enlarged). The uppermost is a view of the. Shark teeth collected by ralph and jeanne chubbuck in north central kansas.

While most of the shark teeth and other shark remains shown on this page are from the cretaceous period of the mesozoic, the paleozoic shark teeth shown at the bottom. | photo by jessica johnson webb. In this photo are two teeth from the ray ptychodus (slightly enlarged). The uppermost is a view of the. The remains now reside in the veritable shark tank of the sternberg museum, alongside fossils of everything from snails to mosasaurs, as relics of kansas’s marine past. The teeth of durophagous shark, ptychodus agassiz, are common fossils in the late cretaceous rocks of kansas (greenhorn. Ancient life in kansas rocks, part 22 of 27. Although often overshadowed by the state's vertebrate fossils (such as sharks' teeth or the skeletons of huge swimming reptiles called mosasaurs), kansas invertebrate fossils are. Shark teeth collected by ralph and jeanne chubbuck in north central kansas.

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Shark Teeth Fossils In Kansas The teeth of durophagous shark, ptychodus agassiz, are common fossils in the late cretaceous rocks of kansas (greenhorn. In this photo are two teeth from the ray ptychodus (slightly enlarged). | photo by jessica johnson webb. Ancient life in kansas rocks, part 22 of 27. The remains now reside in the veritable shark tank of the sternberg museum, alongside fossils of everything from snails to mosasaurs, as relics of kansas’s marine past. Although often overshadowed by the state's vertebrate fossils (such as sharks' teeth or the skeletons of huge swimming reptiles called mosasaurs), kansas invertebrate fossils are. The teeth of durophagous shark, ptychodus agassiz, are common fossils in the late cretaceous rocks of kansas (greenhorn. Shark teeth collected by ralph and jeanne chubbuck in north central kansas. While most of the shark teeth and other shark remains shown on this page are from the cretaceous period of the mesozoic, the paleozoic shark teeth shown at the bottom. The uppermost is a view of the.