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I visited my favorite shark tooth site in the Miocene Burdigalian again today and made a few nice finds along with something that has me scratching my head. I'm pretty sure it's a partial mammal tooth, but have no idea what it might be. It seems to be from quite a small ruminant anyway, judging by the chewing surface, measuring in at 7mm. wide x 6mm. high. I checked out @Harry Pristis albums, but couldn't find a match. I've posted views from first the chewing surface, then 2 sideviews, the root and the last one is the side which appears to be broken. Any ideas anyone?
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Receiving this gorgeous but mysterious specimen is from Upper Pennsylvanian limestone dated around 290-300 million years ago from somewhere around Kansas City. Looks like a tooth to me and my best guess would be orodus? But I have little experience with Pennsylvanian shark teeth in general and especially from this area, also cannot find a comparison elsewhere online. Any help will be appreciated.
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Hi everyone, My friend has a shark jaw given to her that she would like to ID. Any details like the location of the find or era are unknown. Here are the best photos that could be obtained; please let me know if an ID is possible and thank you!
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Ok so i have this tooth for years now.. My dad dug it out in coal mine in Bosnia, and i would really like to know from what kind of animal is it.. i was pointed to this forum so here it is.. i hope for some interesting comments..
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Hey everyone! I am thinking about purchasing this unidentified canid canine! Before I do, I was wondering if anyone has any idea of what animal this tooth came from? It was found in Florida (there was no specific locality) and below you can see a picture with measurements. Any response is appreciated! Thanks!
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Appreciate it guys, I have a feeling its a chub?
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Hi, I found this tooth in my garden around 15 or so years ago. I am based in England, West Midlands, we live in a town no where near countryside. I assume it is a cows tooth, can anyone confirm or provide any other info?
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Hi all, Unfortunately I have no location info on this tooth which i know is really important but the seller can't obtain this information as it was from an old collection of someone that passed away. Does the morphology match Ankylosaurus or nodosaur rather than Pachy and Thescelosaurus? Thanks Jai
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Hi, I found this tooth in the Navesink Formation, and, I was wondering what it is, it is exactly one inch long.
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Hello I recently got these two Tyrannosaur tooths form new mexico close to Farmington what could they be form? The more complete one is a inch long the other is half inch.
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Hello again TFF! I found, what might be, a partial tooth in some Aguja Fm matrix that I haven't been able to ID...It has an interesting texture on it so it may be a piece of bone or something else entirely! It is 13mm tall, 12mm wide and 7mm thick. Thanks for your help! Front Back Top Side
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My grandma has recently given me her entire shark tooth collection with over 2,000 teeth she’s found since she was a girl at the beach house she owns. One of her teeth is not like the rest, however, and is really thick compared to the others even as worn as it is. For reference this American quarter is barely short of an inch, so the tooth is likely exactly an inch. To me, it looks like a canine of some kind but I can’t tell. These are the best images I could get within the 3.95 mb max and can post more if necessary too. Anybody know anything more about it, or if it is just an ordinary shark tooth?
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Hi we found this in the spoil heap from sand clay flint mix dug from on top of a thick layer of boulder clay at about 1.5m in a shallow valley in north suffolk about 12 miles inland it has a clockwise twist I am hoping it is a tiger tooth but am prepared to be disappointed
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Hi was wondering if this was a meg.
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I thought this was a sharks tooth but now I’m having second guesses.
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Do any of you guys know what it is?
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Hello! Help with identification please. Scale - mm. Western Ukraine, Lviv region. Neogene, Miocene. Thanks!
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Mosasaur tooth and Edaphosaur toe bone. Are they real?
Sickle_Claw posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hello everyone. My first post in a while, and I just want to know the authenticity of these fossils that I bought online some time ago. I understand not the flashiest or most compelx, but I would just like to know. Please let me know if you would like better pictures. Mosasaur: Edaphosaurus -
Quite a rare little Russian tooth but a bit battered. Sold as from the Itat formation in Siberia. 8mm. Anyone know if it is Kileskus? Thanks
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Good Evening, After one failed attempt of procuring an authentic Megaladon tooth and the money lost, I’m ready to resume attempts of purchasing a genuine specimen. Can you advise on a reputable location, store or website where I can now purchase an authentic megaladon tooth? I am very wary of scams, fake teeth, concrete molds, lead injection, etc. Support appreciated.
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Hi Guys and Girls, as you can see im really a new member. im currently searching for a good Carcharodontosaurus tooth and i found this one. It would be great if you could tell me if its real or not and in which condition it is and for which price i should buy that. best regards, this forum is phantastic! Phil
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Hello, The first tooth was found in the Gulf Coast of Florida at Manasota Beach, in Charlotte County. It is wave worn. It is 1” (25.4mm) Second one is 5/8” (15mm) and was found in Venice at a landsite. Thanks for looking!
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I saw this little tooth. Sold as dromaeosaur, Wyoming, Weston County, Lance Formation. 1.9 cm It seem legit? Thanks
