Alabama Newscenter: Birmingham’s McWane Science Center announces two new fossil shark discoveries 2020 1. MSN: Ancient sea turtle fossil found in Alabama named new genus, species 2. Alabama Newscenter: Scientist: Fossils Reveal Alabama Most Biodiverse State in the Country 3. WKRG News 5: Man finds 2.6 to 5 million-year-old Great White Shark tooth on Dauphin Island 4. Outerbanks Voice: Is this a 5 million-year-old tooth? 5. Gulf Coast News Today: Gulf State Park visitor finds a fossilized Great White Shark Tooth 6. WSFA 12 News: New shark species discovered in Lowndes County 7. WAFF 48 News: New shark species discovered in Lowndes County 8. WTVY: New shark species discovered in Lowndes County 9. WTVM 13 News: Two new fossil shark species found by team of scientists from Alabama and South Carolina 10. WBRC: New shark species discovered in Lowndes County 11. Alabama Newscenter: Birmingham’s McWane Science Center announces two new fossil shark discoveries 12. Newsweek: 65 Million-Year-Old Shark Found in Alabama Is New Species 13. The Herald: A shark that roamed the primeval sea named in honor of Charlotte man 14. Turco News: 65 Milyon Yillik Yeni Kopek Baligi Turu Kesfedildi 15. Cola Daily: State Museum curator, team of scientists discover two new fossil shark species 16. Myrtle Beach Online: A shark that roamed the primeval sea named in honor of Charlotte man 17. Herald Sun: A shark that roamed the primeval sea named in honor of Charlotte man 18. Charlotte Observer: A shark that roamed the primeval sea named in honor of Charlotte man 19. The Island Packet: A shark that roamed the primeval sea named in honor of Charlotte man 20. Count on 2 News: SC museum announces discovery of two new shark species from Paleogene Period 21. Bham Now: 65 Million year old ancient fossil shark discovered in Alabama by McWane Science Center 22. Mysterious Universe: Two New Species Of Prehistoric Sharks Identified In Southern United States 23. A shark that roamed the primeval sea named in honor of Charlotte man Share This Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Related Posts McWane Science Center helps discover 40-million-year-old fossil shark species Wooly mammoths, sabertooth cats and more roamed Alabama in the last ice age Alabama Black Belt among world’s top sites to find ancient sea monsters