Ichthyosaur jaw teeth rostrum help requested

[Ruger9a]

Hey guy & gals,

 

I am having a problem seeing the "loads of tiny teeth" in the crumpled/chewed up Ichthyosaur rostrum mandible section.  Can someone point them out to me?  This specimen is from a very reliable dealer.  It's from the Lyme Regis, Dorset, England and is Jurassic.  I know they're there somewhere but can't seem to find/see them.  My age may be effecting my eyesight LOL.  By the way, I took these photos with my new Veho VMS-004 microscope recommended by Christian about a month ago.  Still trying to get used to it but I think my closeup photos will be better.

[Fossildude19]

Not sure if it is "loads of teeth" or one really broken tooth.  

 

 

 

I'm guessing this is what they are referring to. 

[Ruger9a]

Thanks Tim, was beginning to wonder if it was just me.  I forgot to mention the measurements, it's 32mm x 25mm.

[Ruger9a]

17 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

Not sure if it is "loads of teeth" or one really broken tooth.  

I'm guessing this is what they are referring to. 

Tim, would you try prepping this fossil to see if something else is inside?

[Mike from North Queensland]

The specimen is small but interesting. I would like to see a zoom in of the lighter coloured area in the second photo as it looks like a small shark tooth is there in the centre of the photo.

 

 

Mike

[Fossildude19]

12 hours ago, Ruger9a said:

Tim, would you try prepping this fossil to see if something else is inside?

 Probably not.