Carcharias acutissima, nine isolated teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Hexanchus cf. agassizi, four incomplete teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay Formation.
Carcharocles angustidens, three tooth crowns
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Harleyville Formation.
Rhinoptera sp., seven medal teeth, one lateral
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Harleyville Formation.
Brychaetus muelleri, seven isolated teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Abdounia enniskilleni, two islolated anterior teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Amphibian (Branchiosaurus petrolei)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 288 million years old; Formation: Odernheim Schichten; Donated: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campell.
Carcharias hopei, large anterior tooth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Negaprion eurybathrodon, 69 isolated teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Cylindracanthus rectus, rostral fragment
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay Formation.
Propristis schweinfurthi, two rostral teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Cylindracanthus rectus, five rotral fragments
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Harleyville Formation.
Gar-like fish (Belonostomus comptoni)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 110 million years old; Formation: Santana Formation; Donated: R.S. Campell.
Knightia eocaena, death assemblage
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 49 million years old; Formation: Green River Formation.
Elasmobranch, two incomplete vertebral centra
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Trachemys sp., incomplete "floating" peripheral
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Coastal plain deposits.
Hybodont Shark (Petrodus patelliformis), dermal denticles
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 307 million years old; Formation: Altamont Limestone.
Galeocerdo alabamensis, 19 isolated teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Heterdontus cf. lerichei, two crushing teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay Formation.