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Hello and Happy Friday! A while back I posted an alleged Eocarcharia tooth that was ultimately thought to probably be Eocarcharia, but possibly be Kryptops. I just got a more definitive Kryptops tooth that has me second guessing the Eocarcharia. So, the focus of this post is tooth #1, the smaller tooth (unless you don't think tooth #2 is Kryptops--then please let me know). Both are from Elrhaz. Tooth 1 (alleged Eocarcharia and the focus of the post): CH: 29mm CL: 12mm CW: 5.4mm Mesial serration density: 4/mm Distal serration density: 3
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I just received this tooth in the mail. It was sold as eocarcharia but the carinae on the front makes me wonder if it really is eocarcharia. What do people here make of it? It's 6.5 cm long. It's quite worn so i can't see any serrations on the backside, but the carinae is visible. Also, is the tip broken from erosion or feeding wear? It's from the elrazh formation, Gadoufaoua, Tenere desert, Niger @Troodon
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I've seen this listed as an unidentified partial theropod hand claw from the elrazh formation, Gadoufaoua, tenere dessert Niger. I can't see any red flags but I'm Leary of claws.. the bone structure looks right to me but what do people here think? It's 4.5 cm long
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Just purchased this Eocarcharia dinops tooth yesterday, and the seller is slightly questioning the ID, so I'm here asking for confirmation... Species: Eocarcharia dinops (?) Age: Lower Cretaceous (Albian) Formation: Elrhaz Formation Provenance: Gadoufaoua, Tenere Desert, Niger Size: Around 27mm (1") long; 11/0.5cm Distal Serrations Condition: No repair; stabilized in Butvar B-76 This is likely Eocarcharia, however the color may suggest Jurassic, though it could just be erosion. I checked old photos and they did come in with othe
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Hello, I am interested in two teeth. The first is Eocarcharia from the Elrhaz Formation, Niger - Gadoufaoua. Edited: Size - 1.63 inch Second is an unusual colored Carcharodontosaurus tooth from Morocco -2 inch. Now, is this Carch or one of the undescribed/indeterminate theropods and is there are repairs or restoration that people might be able to see? Thanks
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