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Post Oak Creek unidentified tooth.


Austin83

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As usual, we found the usual shark teeth in Post Oak Creek in Grayson County, but I’m unsure about this tooth.  I’m very new at this, but it doesn’t have a flat backside like the typical shark tooth that we find, but it is almost a perfect oval shape. Any help is greatly appreciated.  Have a great day!615493E2-A26A-467B-93FB-836FF2512382.jpeg.a99adafd70d8c196993770418476c1ff.jpeg336A3A2F-44C5-450E-A474-8A1F06178A44.thumb.jpeg.068b6ff8c023e6464457a9cf7df62f4d.jpeg7E146083-554C-4411-8599-7B164D816214.jpeg.4ea6fd6714c9ec879fb8c6540b425cbf.jpeg4CE9133F-2A7B-4F30-8794-4A25869885AD.jpeg.488b6f4eae2296b7053a2965dbf8a079.jpeg 

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It's almost certainly fish. I'm also leaning toward Xiphactinus, but let's see what someone more experienced with him says.

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