How many teeth does a shark have?


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Great White sharks have 150 teeth in 7 rows. They have no roots holding them in, which is why you find shark teeth on the beach!

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Sharks have multiple rows of teeth and can shed thousands of teeth during their life! Do you have any other questions for ChaCha?

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Within its lifetime a shark can have thousands of teeth.Most sharks have up to 7 sets of fully-grown teeth waiting in their jaw.

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The number of shark teeth (as well as their shape and appearance) varies considerably among shark species.

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Sharks may have up to 3,000 teeth at one time. These teeth are modified placoid scales that have the same structure as a (MORE)

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Most sharks have one row of teeth exposed at a time, but they have up to 7 sets of fully-grown teeth waiting in their jaw. Thanks!

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The amount of teeth that sharks have vary according to the species, from 5 to 15 rows of teeth in each jaw.

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There are 73 species of shark. The whale shark, for example, has 300 rows of dentition with hundreds of teeth in each row. Thanks!

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