Kelli carpenter @kelli-carpenter-2
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I am sure there are a few opinions on this and probably some controversy. In Mark Rentz’s Book Megalodon, Hunting the Hunter book, page 84, he writes about how teeth are replaced and states that the youngest teeth, which are the least developed and furthest back consist only of the enamel shell without a tooth base. I am no expert but his comments do make a bit of sense to me at least . ha ha. 🙂 If you have not read the book, I highly recommend. Its a great book and Mark Is a great guy too 🙂 PS there is also a picture of a tooth in the book that is very similar too
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