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Micro teeth, Hemipristis?, Enchodus?,Pharangeal?


Lone Hunter

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Cretaceous Eagle Ford,   #1 I know it's worn and broken root but both edges are serrated,  Hemipristis?  #2 Both Enchodus or the smaller one possible Xiphactinus? #3  Had hard time getting details, assuming it's some kind of tooth,  bony fish? Ptychodus?

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5 hours ago, Lone Hunter said:

Cretaceous Eagle Ford,   #1 I know it's worn and broken root but both edges are serrated,  Hemipristis? 


Too old to be Hemipristis. Squalicorax is more likely if there are serrations.

 

5 hours ago, Lone Hunter said:

#2 Both Enchodus or the smaller one possible Xiphactinus?


I can’t make out much detail on the smaller one but the larger one is a piece of shark tooth. The enamel folds make me think it could be Scapanorhynchus.

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