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  1. Hi! This is a 19MM rooted theropod tooth from the KemKem group. Sold as an Abelisaurus. But would it be possible to be a Baby rooted Carcharodontosaurus tooth? Not sure.
  2. Hello - This is my first post here. When I first saw this, I immediately thought it might be a tooth or some sort but dismissed it as a rock once it dried. I took a closer look the other day and noticed it did have spongy bone like texture at the ridges, and under magnification I noticed more bone like characteristics. I can't find anything like this shape anywhere. None of the teeth I've seen have roots like this, and there aren't any claws that have such a big bulbous end. Although it looks like a tooth, I don't see any straight lines/enamel like textures. This was found at a beach in Santa Cruz, Ca. This measures 4" long x 3" wide and 2" thick. It is very symmetrical. The pics represent this fossil both wet and dry to see various details. Any assistance is very much appreciated. THANK YOU!
  3. It’s her biggest one and we always wondered what it is. But now I’m starting to get more into fossils
  4. In past, I was afraid of the tooth damage, so I put adhesive on the tooth. But adhesive parts turned white, because it didn’t dry properly, so I requested an acquaintance to restore it. Fortunately, removing adhesive was successful. Due to, the striation looks clearer. Here’s check it. Lastly, more closer striations.
  5. Othniel C. Marsh

    Moroccan Reptile Tooth

    Below is a reptile tooth, from the Ypresian of the Ouled Abdoun Basin in Morocco, that I have been struggling to identify. I suspect it to be a dyrosaurid of some description, but I'm not particularly confident in that statement. The tooth has no serrations, but it does have a ridge on one side, which I attempted to capture in the final image. Thanks in advance for any proposed ID's Othniel
  6. North

    Interesting mosasaur tooth.

    This tooth looks bit like one of Xenodens calminechari, so I would like to get opinions could it be one or perhaps something else. Marocco, Oued zem. Crown H: 1.0cm, L: 1.0cm, W: 0.6cm.
  7. opalbug

    Sea Lion Tooth ?

    Howdy Folks, Here's some pictures of another one of my finds from the beaches of Lincoln County, Oregon. This was found many years ago in the beach gravel laying on top of the Oligocene Nye Mudstone. I don't think it is that old. It doesn't seem as solid and well preserved as some of the other teeth and bones that I have found in the area. Anyway, I just thought I would post a few pics for your entertainment. Your thoughts are appreciated. Thank You
  8. Hello! I just came back from the Isle of Wight. I started "digging" in the Vectis formation stones that I collected at Yaverland and found what looks like a pterosaur tooth. It is +- 3 cm (1,18 inch) in lenght. I couldn't find anything online from the Isle of Wight resembling this kind of dagger shape, more typical of the Rhamphorhynchus pterosaurs. So pterosaur, fish or something else? Thank you!
  9. Brevicolis

    Mammal tooth

    Hello, i have this still unlabled mammal tooth in my collection. I found it in Zaanse Schanz, Netherlands on a path named : de kwakels. Rigth next to the finding location is a sheep pasture, so its probably a modern sheep tooth.
  10. Dadthetoothman

    Any ideas of who lost their tooth?

    I found this tooth at El Capitán Beach on the coast by Santa Barbara in the mid 90’s. Any idea who lost their tooth? I’ve wondered what animal this tooth belonged to. Can anyone help me identify it?
  11. DRJENN

    Can You Help Me ID?

    I was agate hunting in Crescent City, CA, at Pebble Beach. I found this tooth. I've been an avid "fossiler" for decades. My usual places are Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, and the Peace River in Florida. I've found numerous types of teeth, Glyptodont scutes, etc. This is my first find in CA. I can't identify the tooth. Seal? Dolphin? Human? I am curious if the root has been agatized to some degree. Any help in identifying what animal this tooth came from is greatly appreciated.
  12. aeginah

    Dinosaur tooth ? Bone?

    Found this digging in the sand at rollover pass texas. It's very heavy and I have never seen anything like it. I have found wild hog, camel and horse bones but this doesn't look anything like them. I used Google lens and it wasn't much help. Can anyone help?
  13. Hello, i saw this big Spinosaurus tooth (14cm) on auction today, and it looks very good to me. But the root is a bit suspicious. It doesnt match with the colors and texture of the real tooth. Was a fake root formed to gain more centimeters to make it more valuebale ? It was found in the Kemkem beds of morocco.
  14. johnnyvaldez7.jv

    SE TEXAS - Equus tooth?

    Size is: 35 cm across left to right and 45 cm top to bottom I found this tooth the other day on a SE Texas River gravel bar. I think it's Equus. I haven't found any pre-Equus and I don't think this is that. But could this perhaps be the last tooth in the row of teeth due to it's shape at the chewing end? Also... could it be worn down and is the reason for it's size?
  15. Michael1

    Peace river tooth ID

    One of the first teeth ive ever found wanted to make sure what it is. Found on the peace river right after hurricane Ian.
  16. Brevicolis

    Big tooth !

    Hello, i saw this absolutely massive tooth for sale today. The finding location is unknown, but it reminds me a bit of Suchomimus, but its way to big. Maybe a sperm whale tooth ? Maybe someone can tell from the pictures which animal this tooth belongs to.
  17. Michael1

    Florida mammal ID

    Found this tooth on my last trip in a creek super small find but still curious on what it is. Found it near the peace river. My thoughts are that its mammal maybe tapir or deer.
  18. Fin Lover

    angustidens

    References: Gale, B., Gale, P., & Gale, A. (2020). A Beachcomber's Guide to Fossils. University of Georgia Press. Miller, A., Gibson, M., & Boessenecker, R. (2021). A megatoothed shark (Carcharocles angustidens) nursery in the Oligocene Charleston Embayment, South Carolina, USA. Palaeontologia Electronica, 24(2), 1-19.
  19. Othniel C. Marsh

    Phytosaur tooth

    Below is an unidentified phytosaur tooth from the Norian of the Chinle Formation which I've been struggling to identify to a genus or species level. Thanks in advance for any proposed ID's Othniel
  20. The unknown fossil is found together with shark teeth in a river. Both are from North Florida. Anyone has any idea about ID? Thanks!
  21. Last month I posted an Id request for 3 molars, and two were identified as Peccary. Just to be clear, I personally did not find them, as I was requesting an id on behalf of others. The third tooth was left unidentified, and I was recommended by Shellseeker to contact a museum for help. If you would like to read the original post, and view photos, here it is: I eventually contacted the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and David Krause of their Paleontology department sent me this: ''Hi 'Jaybot' –– No worries. Thanks for getting back to me and for confirmation about the scale bar. The fact that your scale bar was in centimeters helps to confirm Kristen's (cc'd here) tentative identification that your tooth is that of a Plio-Pleistocene mega-marmot, the genus name of which is Paenemarmota. The largest species is Paenamarmota barbouri (close to modern beaver size) and your specimen seems to be in that approximate size range, although precise measurement is warranted. After Kristen's tentative ID, I reached out to one of our Research Associates here, Greg McDonald, who is another expert on Plio-Pleistocene mammals, who, in fact, has recently published on Paenemarmota (see attached file). He tentatively confirmed Kristen's identification and further identified it as a right lower third molar.'' Here is the paper he attached in the email: McDonald et al. - Paenemarmota from NM - 2022.pdf This is very interesting to me, and I figure that y'all might enjoy this as well. I would never have guessed mega-marmot I'll tag everyone in the original post so they can find this: @jpc@Danielb@Balance@Shellseeker@dries85@CDiggs@Harry Pristis Have a great day!
  22. Lovelee

    Did I find something

    I was rock hunting while cleaning up the garbage on the shore of Ohio river and I found this. It resembles a petrified tooth of some sort. Did I find a rock or is it indeed a tooth?
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