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Jaw and vertebra id please?


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Can anyone help me id these two pieces that I found when sifting for shark teeth from the Peace River near Wachula, FL? Thanks. 

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Maybe rabbit/hare for the jaw. Can we have an occlusal view (chewing surface) of the teeth?

 

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12 hours ago, abyssunder said:

Maybe rabbit/hare for the jaw. Can we have an occlusal view (chewing surface) of the teeth?

 

 

Here is the top of the two teeth. Thanks for the help. 

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Thank you for the picture. :)

If it was found in Peace River/Florida, my guess would be Sylvilagus sp., maybe S. floridanus (hence the name and distribution), known as the Florida Cottontail.

 

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