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Possible protoceratid tooth


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@Harry Pristis identified one of these for me not too long ago. Could I possibly be lucky enough to have found another one? This one is quite a bit smaller than the last one, but still a big tooth!  L-32. W-23. 
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This tooth is from a medium sized Miocene oreodont and I am not sure what genus it belongs to. It is for sure is not  a protocerid which have  much heavier cigulums around the inner base of the tooth and a large interstyler cusp between the protocone and the hypocone, among other differences.

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Very cool! I’ve been wanting to get oreodont checked off my list for a long time. Had one in my collection and didn’t even know it. Thanks much. 

19 minutes ago, fossillarry said:

This tooth is from a medium sized Miocene oreodont

 

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