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From the album: Georgia Cretaceous fossils
Fossil cast of Mactra sp.-
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From the album: Georgia Cretaceous fossils
The partial tooth of a possibly juvenile Scapanorhynchus. Found in Blufftown formation.-
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Really interested in this specimen. Found in Barbour County, Alabama. Described as being Deinosuchus rugosus. Is that accurate?
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Here is my Tylosaurus proriger tooth. species : Tylosaurus proriger age of the tooth : 83 to 75 million years (cretaceous) size of the tooth ; 1,06 inches location : Barbour County , Alabama formation : Blufftown Formation
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I’m pretty sure this is an xiphactinus tooth but I’ve never seen one that’s fully rooted before so that’s what has me questioning my original thought. I have several X-fish in my collection but all appear to sheds or broken off where the root would’ve been. I found this tooth last Sunday on a bar where I’ve found 10-12 other X-fish. It was found in the Blufftown formation of Alabama and is 1-5/8” long, 5-16” wide. Any thoughts or comments would be greatly appreciated!
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I found this tooth last week in the blufftown formation that runs through South Alabama. It was found on the same bar as the fully rooted Xiphactinus tooth I posted a couple of weeks ago. To me, it appears to be another tooth with a partial root but I’m unsure. It has characteristics of both Xiphactinus audax and vetus so that’s what has me so puzzled. It’s just over 1.25 inches long and a .25 inches wide. Any thoughts/comments would be greatly appreciated!
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