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Bought this online with a bunch of other fossils for my kids. No idea what we're looking at. Any and all help appreciated!
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Hey guys, I have purchased another small theropod tooth from Hell Creek fm. This one is a little bit bigger (0,8cm) and seems to be more slender than the tooth identified by @Troodon as Dakotararaptor. It will be harder to ID since the serrations on the mesial edge are present, just quite worn. Mesial edge count will be tough and rough... The serration count midline for the distal edge is 6/mm. Thanks for any input and don’t hesitate to ask me fore more pictures. Kind rgards .
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Hello again forum! I found this tooth eroded out of a cliff on the coast in Santa Barbara county, California. I'm fairly certain it is an upper m3 molar of an Equus but have been unable to determine the species or age of it. There is some matrix cemented onto the tooth face that I tried picking off but it is quite hard and wasn't being cooperative so I stopped to not damage it. Anyone have any leads that could point to it being either a Pleistocene or just older modern tooth? Or tips on how to remove the tooth face matrix without giving it a root canal? Thanks very much!
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Found at a beach in Florida today. I'm pretty good with teeth. Have never found one this thick and fat. Even the side is flat with enamel. Any clue? Thanks!
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Need some help identifying this tooth I found a big brook, I THINK it might be a croc but not sure. Maybe plesiosaur??
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Hey guys. I purchased this very small serrated theropod tooth from Hell Creek, USA. It is serrated on both edges and complete so I was wondering if it would be possible to give an ID on this tooth. It is 0,6cm on the largest end and 0,5cm on the smallest. Serration count on the smallest end is around 29-31 per 0,5cm. The long end serrations are a little worn to tell for sure. Thanks for the help and input Kind regards.
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Found this on the beach at Cape Canaveral National Seashore
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Hello, I found this tooth on a beach in New Zealand (north island) in 2006. I am wondering what it is from? It is about 10cm long by 6 cm wide (at top), and all white as can be seen.
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Greetings! My lady friend and I are beginner rock collectors, and occasionally find something that seems fossil-like to our untrained eyes. This is one we felt seemed like a tooth; are we even in the ballpark? We found it in a gravel parking lot in central Minnesota. It isn't magnetically reactive, but that's about all we know!
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Found this odd rock , initially thought someone painted on it but the blue grey color appears to be natural , Found in wyoming along the road waking to the post office
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Hi, I'm new to this site and new to fossil hunting! My fiance and I found this in Summerville SC and would love help identfying it. Thanks in advance, Diane G.
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What is the correct way to measure a tooth? straight line? around the curve? straight line from tip to the furthest end point? Thank you
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Hello All, I'm new to fossil collecting as well as this forum. I'm looking to pick up a T Rex tooth and came across the one in the attached images. I'm just wondering if you could help me verify that it is genuine? It comes from the Hell Creek formation so I believe it is, I just wanted to be sure. Also, if anyone has any reputable sources for T Rex teeth, that would be great to know as well (PM). Thanks in advance!! -Derek
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This was found in Washington State around the Seattle Area. This formation has been dated at 40 million years old and considered Near Shore sediments. I have found a fish tooth and a shark tooth in this same spot, however the tooth I found today seems to have traits of both. It also has more detail so I hope that could help in identification. The tooth is about half an inch long or 1.27 centimeters long. or 12 MM It takes on a blueish hue and has no serrations. I can upload more pictures but request if anyone wants to see another angle or different lighting.
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Looks like an antler or a tooth? Dug up by a friend who goldmines in the Yukon. I'm thinking maybe a bison? Was hoping a mammoth tusk but think maybe not. What you think? Thank you so much for the information.!
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This is a some kind of tooth from the Eocene. I found it a few feet from this shark tooth I also found but couldn't figure what this is. I was imagining fish? Microscope images included and also showing it is transparent in the light where the tooth gets thinner. No serrations. People didn't like that I used American currency so here is Ancient Rome, , Canadian, Belgian and wheat cents for any time travelers or old timers. I lost my snarge ruler unfortunately.
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spinosaurus tooth identification
sanit posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hi again. im trying quite hard to find quickly a good spinosarus tooth thats real/not fully fabricated. ive done a bit more research this time for thoese who may see me for the second time. ive had a look at these and i personally thing this looks ok however im still a complete novice the tip has a bit of a bump on it not sure what thats about also im new to this forum apologies if me posting twice for the same topic is against the rules any help in identify these woud be very much appreciated.thumb.jpg.d15ca20f503f5b2f4f0859e47bfb88a3.jpg)
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Can anyone id this tooth for me? I believe it to be from a dinosaur, but not sure which. No location was provided. Thank you!
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Found this tooth on the beach in South Texas. Another horseTooth? Not as big as the other teeth I found in same area. Thank you!!
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Good evening everyone. Today I've purchased for few bucks what I suppose being a mammal find. However even after trying to find some infos about the dentition (considering it as a tooth) of the cetacean genus of late miocene Peru I could not find somethinv similar to it. Thanks for the help
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Good evening, I wanted to share some pictures of a fossilized whale vertebra and two Megalodon teeth that my boyfriend found while diving at Venice Beach Florida this past weekend. I have been wanting to go fossil hunting for Megalodon teeth in Florida for many years and I was blown away with his finds. I was also wondering if anyone can point out if there are any Megalodon teeth in the second picture of the various shark teeth I collected. I am hoping that there is a Meg tooth in there thank you so very much for taking the time to read my post. Any thoughts will be greately appreciated. Megalodon the apex predator of the prehistoric ocean Rules! Mina
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Hi im new to this forum, and the buying of fossils. I've dona a bit of research in fossil to see if there real or not etc. I needed help in identifying if this spinosaurus tooth is real or not. apologies if the pictures aren't the best I've used snipping tool to grab them off of online. The length of one tooth is 2.5"and claim they are from morocco kem kem. Your help is greatly appreciated, thankyou
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I don't know if this is a fossilized tooth or not but I thought it might possible be. It's a gentleman's watch fob mounted in 14K gold and dates from the mid to late 1800's. Teeth were commonly used in this fashion but I have never seen a fob with a tooth like this. Can anyone identify it for me? I spent countless hours researching but couldn't find another tooth like it. The tooth is approximately 3/4 inches long. Thank you so much for any help you can provide.
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Hi all! I stumbled upon a tooth thats for sale and labeled as dakotaraptor , what do you guys think? I know to little about raptor teeth to be able to make that call myself. Thanks! Patrik
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