confirm from you guys big brook nj Enchodus and Xiphactinus

[brad hinkelman]

I'm assuming all are enchodus except the bottom left 2, I'm assuming sawfish if u guys could confirm....thanks!

[Darktooth]

I think #1 and #3 from second row are sawfish as well. Just missing the root.

[brad hinkelman]

5 minutes ago, Darktooth said:

I think #1 and #3 from second row are sawfish as well. Just missing the root.

thank you

[Darktooth]

Notice I said "I think". But the two at the bottom left definitely are sawfish. If you look at the teeth I mentioned they have the same shape as the very bottom tooth on the left. Actually ,now that I look again so does #4. But I am not an expert. This is just an explanation of how I formed my opinion.

[brad hinkelman]

2 minutes ago, Darktooth said:

Notice I said "I think". But the to at the bottom left definitely are sawfish. If you look at the teeth I mentioned they have the same shape as the very bottom tooth on the left. Actually ,now that I look again so does #4. But I am not an expert. This is just an explanation of how I formed my opinion.

gotcha ,thinking the same,but number 4 is deceiving I believe and is chipped/worn, that's awesomes thanks for your time,had those saw fish since I started collecting not long ago and just realized now that they were sawfish haha ....thanks again

[The Jersey Devil]

All of them are Enchodus except for the one that is on the left side on the last row. That last one is a rostral spine from Ischyrhiza mira, the Cretaceous sawfish.

[brad hinkelman]

2 minutes ago, josephstrizhak said:

All of them are Enchodus except for the one that is on the left side on the last row. That last one is a rostral spine from Ischyrhiza mira, the Cretaceous sawfish.

thank you

 

[TNCollector]

Bottom left two look like Ischyriza mira rostrum, and all of the others are Enchodus.

 

It took me a long time before I found my first Xiphactinus teeth. They are not very common.

[brad hinkelman]

thank you

[Carl]

I'm with your first assessment: All but the 2 on the lower left are Enchodus and the 2 on the lower left are Ischyrhiza mira rostral denticles, with the upper of the 2 a bit iffy because it's pretty beat up.

[brad hinkelman]

thanks

[non-remanié]

brad, i would say you are 100% correct in your assessment