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It stand by Itself! This is a handy feature for display purposes.
WOW! WHAT A SHAPE !!
IT'S COURTESY OF A 6 FOOTER.

UPPER CENTER IS VERY NICE,

Some minor cracking that developed during the drying
process, this is normal in Shark jaws as They really are
designed to stay submerged in salt water.

C. plumbeus is essentially a bottom-dwelling, shallow coastal water
species that is seldom seen at the water's surface.It tends to prefer
waters on continental shelves, oceanic banks, and island terraces
but is also commonly found in harbors, estuaries, at the mouths of
bays and rivers, and shallow turbid water. Despite this, plumbeus is
exclusively a marine species and does not venture into freshwater. It
is believed that the sandbar shark favors a smooth substrate and will
avoid coral reefs and other rough-bottom areas. It spends most of the
time in water from 20-65 m (60-200 ft) deep but undoubtedly moves
into deeper water to undergo migration.

World Distribution Map - Sandbar Shark
Lower dentition is excellent!
There are a few side lateral teeth chipped from capture.
Never mind! The centers are superb.

This Specimen is an great example to illustrate how Sharks replace
their teeth. See the rear teeth that have rotated forward ?

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PORT JACKSON SHARK JAW
Plus Bonus Skin Section !

Heterodontus portusjacksoni
Measures 5" wide x 5+3/4" high,

Skin is 10 inches long.

This Shark's skin was used for centuries in
the making of sword handles,

You'll see why when You feel It ... It's very rough!

The Port Jackson is a direct descendent of the Hybodonts, It is little changed from
these early sharks of the Triassic period, from which all modern sharks evolved. It
has a rounded body with a conical head and bluntly rounded snout and large
pectoral fins. Sharp spines are forward of the first and  second dorsal
fins. It is grey to light brown in color with a prominent black bar across
the head and down the cheek like a harness. A set of triangular black bars
meets up on the sides and back, starting from the first dorsal, pectoral
and pelvic fin bases. It also has horizontal black stripes on the
sides of its back and tail.

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Pigeye Shark Jaw
AKA JAVA SHARK
Carcharhinus amboinensis

Measuring 15+3/4" wide x 10" high ...

THIS IS AN XXL JAVA ..
IT'S COURTESY OF A 9 FOOTER

THE DENTITION IS VERY NICE!
AS PERFECT AS YOU CAN GET!
AND SEE THE EXTRA TEETH? THIS CLEARLY
DEMONSTRATES THE ABILITY OF TOOTH
REPLACEMENT THAT SHARKS POSSESS.

Pigeye Shark

Carcharhinus amboinensis
"An inshore species of the continental and insular
shelves, commonly inhabiting shallow waters
close inshore, near the surf line and along
beaches. May also be found in shallow bays and
estuaries, as well as off the open coast but not
ascending rivers (Ref. 9997). Predominantly
demersal but found throughout the water column.
Feeds on pelagic and demersal bony fishes, sharks
and rays, squid, shrimps, cuttlefish, octopi, lobsters,
gastropods and mammalian carrion. Viviparous.
Potentially dangerous but not recorded in shark
attacks to date. Utilized fresh and dried-salted
for human consumption."

I better tell You that there is a hook hole in the
lower, You can see it in the photo above. QAlso, a few
drying cracks are present, Never Mind! These are quite
normal for Carcharhinus Sharks, their cartilage is
very thick and heavy.

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