Peace River, Florida - 2 teeth and the worlds smallest Meg?

[Meganeura]

Okay currently still on the water - but have 3 ids I’d like help with while I’m here -

1) first is a Carnivore mammal tooth - it’s got no cementum.

2) Pretty sure tapir?

3) Worlds smallest Meg?

 

1) Carnivore:

 

 

 

2) Tapir?

 

 

3) Meg?

 

 

thanks in advance! @Harry Pristis @Shellseeker

[Shellseeker]

57 minutes ago, Meganeura said:

Okay currently still on the water - but have 3 ids I’d like help with while I’m here -

1) first is a Carnivore mammal tooth - it’s got no cementum.

2) Pretty sure tapir?  YES

3) Worlds smallest Meg?  YES

 

On the 1st, I think you are going a bridge too far.... No cementum ==== carnivore.

Whale teeth have cementum...

What about Mastodon,  tapir,  dugong .... ??

Your 1st tooth seems to be an enamel cap.... no roots... I think it is likely tapir. Not a Carnivore, more like an omnivore.

 

[Al Dente]

36 minutes ago, Shellseeker said:

On the 1st, I think you are going a bridge too far.... No cementum ==== carnivore.

Whale teeth have cementum...

 

1 hour ago, Meganeura said:

1) first is a Carnivore mammal tooth - it’s got no cementum.

I believe all mammals produce cementum.

[Meganeura]

32 minutes ago, Al Dente said:

 

I believe all mammals produce cementum.

I meant cementum on top of the enamel itself in this case!

[Meganeura]

1 hour ago, Shellseeker said:

 

On the 1st, I think you are going a bridge too far.... No cementum ==== carnivore.

Whale teeth have cementum...

What about Mastodon,  tapir,  dugong .... ??

Your 1st tooth seems to be an enamel cap.... no roots... I think it is likely tapir. Not a Carnivore, more like an omnivore.

 

So both Tapir? I can’t say I’m gonna complain about that. 
 

my Meg luck is abysmal today, every Meg I’ve found that’s been mostly complete (3 of em) have been tiny. Lol. I’m finding frags of 3-4” Megs too.