Bulletins of American paleontology . five inches:thickness of the root, one inchand a half, measured oAer theslope ; length from the apex tothe base of the root, five inch-es, measured along the edge :thickness at the middle, oneinch. Found in the eocene ofCraven county, X. C. Thei Ill (f ,,.^ • \ dimension of this species of / ill / y\\^x,;• /l\ shark equals that of the car- charodon megalodon. Thetooth is thicker and stouterthan this species, and moreconvex posteriorly, straighteracross the base, and propor-tionally wider. Fig. 5:2 showsthe outline of the tooth, fig. 5-iis an edge view, and
Bulletins of American paleontology . five inches:thickness of the root, one inchand a half, measured oAer theslope ; length from the apex tothe base of the root, five inch-es, measured along the edge :thickness at the middle, oneinch. Found in the eocene ofCraven county, X. C. Thei Ill (f ,,.^ • \ dimension of this species of / ill / y\\^x,;• /l\ shark equals that of the car- charodon megalodon. Thetooth is thicker and stouterthan this species, and moreconvex posteriorly, straighteracross the base, and propor-tionally wider. Fig. 5:2 showsthe outline of the tooth, fig. 5-iis an edge view, and figure 53a transverse section, showingconvexity of the inferior face, and the flatness of the superior, SULCIDEXS. AGASS. (FigS. 55 & 56.) Teeth large, thin and pointed; their forms correspond veryclosely to that of an isosceles triangle. They are flat on oneside; the enamel extends to the root on both sides; it is moreregularly sulcated upon the convex than upon the other side ;fior. 55 vouns of the 140 Bulletin 249 sokth-cakolina geological survey. 231 Fig. 56. Fig. r,5. \ \ ^
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