Hubbell Tooth- Unique Find

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MegalodonCharters

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Lori Smith had a unique find off the Hammerhead Dive boat the other day... a Hubbell tooth!

The Hubbell Tooth was identified by Dr. Gordon Hubbell as a subspecies of Megalodon Shark. These teeth are approximated 2-2.5" and have a "U" shaped notch on the basel root margin giving the root a "Mickey Mouse" shape set of root ears.



-Blair Morrow
Megalodon Charters, 1st Mate
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I have one like that, but it's 5 1/2".
 
I usually only find the ears of that kind of tooth... not only are the mickey moused but they are also usually very bowed.. atleast all the ones i've seen...
 
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