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Hi all, I have some teeth I'd like some input on. Sorry for the photos, working on improving my current photo setup. First, these teeth from the Demopolis formation of Mississippi (Late Campanian). I'm guessing Serratolamna for some of them but they are a bit different than the typical ones from here. They're quite variable teeth. Tooth 1: Tooth 2: Tooth 3: Tooth 4: These teeth are from the Moodys Branch Formation of Hinds County, Mississippi (Eocene, Bartonian). Tooth 5: Hypotodus verticalis? Tooth 6: Brachycarcharias lerichei? Tooth 7, 8: Abdounia enniskilleni? Thanks for taking a look. I appreciate any thoughts.
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Hello all, I have some teeth that have accumulated from some past trips that I haven't been able to find an ID for. I appreciate any input people might have. First, there is this fish tooth from the Moodys Branch Formation (Eocene) of Mississippi. As difficult as bony fish teeth are I thought I'd see if anyone could ID this one since it is quite a nice tooth. Closest thing I've found is Eutrichiurides but it isn't as compressed as figured plates. Attempting to show the double carinae. The following teeth are from the Byram Formation (Oligocene, Rupelian) of Mississippi. I figured Carcharias on this one.
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