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Tylosaurus tooth

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A tooth from a large mosasaur that inhabited the Western Interior Seaway during the Late Cretaceous. Tylosaurus was an apex predator with thick teeth that allowed it to predate on anything in its ecosystem from large turtles to sharks. This particular tooth has clear feeding wear on the tip. 

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Pixpaleosky

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Your pictures are great. How do you replace the background by a uniform color ?

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On 7/4/2022 at 6:23 PM, Pixpaleosky said:

Your pictures are great. How do you replace the background by a uniform color ?

Thanks! The images of the tooth are simply cropped, and I choose the background color - I believe this can be done with most photo editing software. Though, I use an art app I already had on my iPad (Procreate).

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