Bone Valley Formation About 5 -15 Million Years before present Miocene Epoch - South and Central Florida

Alligator Vertibrae

Carcharodon Megalodon

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Carcharodon Megalodon (Extinct Giant White)	Hemipristis serra (Extinct Snaggletooth shark)	Carcharodon Megalodon (Extinct Giant White)	Negaprion brevirostris (Lemon Shark Teeth)	Odontaspis cuspidata (Sand Shark Teeth)
Requim Shark Teeth	Eagle Ray Pavement Teeth	Sting-Ray Mouth Parts	Sting-Ray Spine	Eagle-Ray  Stinger barb
Porcupine Fish Mouth Parts	Alligator Tooth	Bone Fragments	Bone Fragment	Turtle Shell Fragments
Horse Tooth	Alligaotor Vertibrae	Vertebrae	Coprolite	Whale Ear Bone
Ivory	Tiger Shark Tooth	Unknown Vertebrae

During this epoch sea level rose and fell several times inundating the land. Ocean currents shifted causing extremely phosphate rich deposits. Some of these fossils came from a phosphate mine. I bought the horse fossils and the broken Carcharodon megalodon tooth so I am not positive that they are actually from the Bone valley formation. However I have found both horse teeth and megalodon teeth in this formation, so I am including them in with this group.