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From the album: Tridactyl horse teeth
Nannippus aztecus, left p3/p4, Bone Valley, 15x10mm -
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Cormohipparion ingenuum, right P3/P4, Hardee County, 16.2x15.2mm -
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Cormohipparion ingenuum, left M1/M2, Hardee County, 13.7x11.3mm -
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Nannippus aztecus, right p2, Hardee County, 20.3x10mm -
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Nannippus aztecus, left m1/m2, Bone Valley, 13x8mm -
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Nannippus aztecus, left m1/m2, Bone Valley, 15x9mm -
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Nannippus aztecus, right m1/m2, 14x9mm, Bone Valley -
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Cormohipparion emsliei, left M1/M2, 14x12mm -
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Neohipparion eurystyle, left M1/M2, 15x13mm -
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Cormohipparion emsliei, left M1/M2, 18x16.5mm -
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Nannippus aztecus, left M3, 16x14mm -
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Cormohipparion plicatile, left P3/P4, 21.5x20.5mm -
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Cormohipparion plicatile, right M3, 18x14.5mm -
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Nannippus aztecus right p3/p4, 18.5x10mm -
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Pseduhipparion curtivallum, right M1/M2, 14x12.4mm, Polk County phosphates -
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Nannippus Aztecus canine - Polk County phosphate mines, 17.6mm -
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Cormohipparion emsliei left M1/M2 - Bone Valley, Florida, 17mmx16mm -
@fossillarry, sorry to do this to you, again. Picked up a bunch of 3-toed teeth for cheap today from the Tampa Bay Fossil fest, and most need an ID. #7 and #10 are from Polk County phosphate mines, and #8 is from Bone Valley (Courtesy of @Family Fun who gave it to me). #11 is from the Peace. The rest I’ve got no clue on. @Shellseeker I know you like 3-toed teeth - I think you’ll enjoy seeing #10. All measurements are in mm, and are width by height of the occlusal surface: 1) 14x12 - C. ingenuum? 2) 15x13 3) 21.5x20.5
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Have not been out hunting in too long. Water too high makes everything harder. However, next week I will have 2 relatively minor procedures that will stop my hunting for 3-4 weeks. Under that pressure, went back to a location where I thought I could find waist deep water, based on previous experience. Fast current, but around waist deep. I thought that I might only find small shark and ray teeth, but that also was OK. Just to get out and hunt in the sunshine would be a pleasure. I found the expected shark/ray teeth plus a long equus lower tooth, a couple of nice dermal dent
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