mammal canines identification

[Kiros]

hello everyone,

recently I found this lot of canines for sale. the owner knows nothing about them.

Now I know that it's really difficult to identify a genus from a canine tooth, but maybe there is someone with more experience than me about florida pleistocene fossils that can help me.

 

thank you for anyone one who can help me.

[Kiros]

maybe the first one on the right in the upper row is from a Procyon?

[Thecosmilia Trichitoma]

Some them look similiar to Dire wolf canines.

 

[Thecosmilia Trichitoma]

@Harry Pristis

[Kiros]

21 minutes ago, Thecosmilia Trichitoma said:

Some them look similiar to Dire wolf canines.

 

That would be wonderful but they seems too small to be wolf canines but maybe it was a juvenile specimen. An other big problem in identifying canines is that upper and lowers have different curvatures 

[Thecosmilia Trichitoma]

They could also possibly be odontocete teeth. 

[Shellseeker]

I think both of these look like procyon.. All 6 teeth seem familiar to a person who hunts fossils in rivers and creeks of the US South East coast

[Kiros]

3 minutes ago, Shellseeker said:

I think both of these look like procyon.. All 6 teeth seem familiar to a person who hunts fossils in rivers and creeks of the US South East coast

Thank you shellseeker, thought so too

[Fossil "D"]

 

I know this is and old post but the top left in the 1st pic is a pecary canine

Edited October 12, 2020 by Fossil "D"

[Kiros]

2 hours ago, Fossil "D" said:

 

I know this is and old post but the top left in the 1st pic is a pecary canine

Thank you, at the end I didn't buy them!