Orodus tooth ?

[fossilsonwheels]

This tooth was labeled as Orodus but I wanted to get some other opinions. I see quite a few different Paleozoic tooth morphologies that are called Orodus which can be a little confusing. I am not saying the Orodus ID is incorrect but I see some things that remind me of a Hybodontiformes tooth. 

 

Burlington Limestone 

Biggsville Quarry

Biggsville, Illinois 

 

The tooth measures 5mm across.

[Elasmohunter]

This does not look like an Orodus sp. tooth to me, as the ridges on the flanks of the central cusp look a little suspect. Rather, I would think a safer bet would be Hybodontiformes indet.

[fossilsonwheels]

2 hours ago, Elasmohunter said:

This does not look like an Orodus sp. tooth to me, as the ridges on the flanks of the central cusp look a little suspect. Rather, I would think a safer bet would be Hybodontiformes indet.

That is what i thought as well. Awesome. That is what i was hoping for really.