Small Shark Teeth, Possible Xiphactinus Teeth & A No-Clue

[sward]

Small shark teeth, a couple more possible Xiphactinus teeth (similar to previously one identified as such) and a "no-clue" (concretion ?) from the Kgm in DFW, TX area:

Edited December 10, 2011 by sward

[Auspex]

Your "no clue" bean-looking thing is a pycnodont crusher plate tooth.

[alopias]

:) I like this teeth , thanks for posting

[MikeDOTB]

Your "no clue" bean-looking thing is a pycnodont crusher plate tooth.

Yep, Auspex beat me too it. I usually call them "fossil cashews" lol. Nice teeth!

Edited December 10, 2011 by MikeDOTB

[Missourian]

Shark teeth on mud cracks.....

Those make me eager to get back to the chalk beds.

[ashcraft]

Small shark teeth, a couple more possible Xiphactinus teeth (similar to previously one identified as such) and a "no-clue" (concretion ?) from the Kgm in DFW, TX area:

SIGH-you are so ho-hum about those teeth.

Brent Ashcraft

[Tony Eaton]

Thanks for posting. That's a lot more luck for shark teeth than I generally have in the KGM. You'll end up with a complete Cretalamna dental series with luck like that.