The state fossil of Georgia is the shark tooth. This fossil represents the state's rich history and connection to the ocean. Georgia designated the shark tooth as its state fossil in 1976.
I Don`t know, Why?, I would think it was from the material the tooth was found in, the material may have a lot of titanium oxides in around the area the tooth was found, though only if the tooth was from the sands of the beaches of Florida. Very interesting to hear this about a fossil.
It depends on how old the tooth is,but other than that,unless it's a rare shark,it wouldn't make a very good index fossil.
a full body fossil
B. Clay Cartmell has written: 'Let's go fossil shark tooth hunting' -- subject(s): Fossil Sharks, Fossil Teeth, Paleontology
Yes incisor is a type of tooth.The tooth which are the front and you use them to bite.
Its a freaking trace fossil
yes
either: cast fossil petrified fossil imprint fossil trace fossil
Tooth.
it's a fossil that's all it is. it's a fossil that's all it is.
the first saber tooth tiger fossil was found by a Petrloeos de Venezuerla team looking for oil in Monagas state