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Please help me ID this rather unusual fossil


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I found this on the beach near South Ponte Vedra, FL. I've been collecting fossils for a couple of years but have never seeing anything like it. I was not able to find anything similar via image search, probably because I could not describe it well. I would appreciate any help. It is about 3"x1.5"x1.5" and looks like a weird jaw to me.

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Thank you Al! I guess it was not "unusual" for you. I have a few more pieces I cant identify, should I post it here or start a new "I cant ID" post?

2 hours ago, Al Dente said:

It is a pharyngeal tooth plate from a black drum.

 

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21 minutes ago, dodo4 said:

Thank you Al! I guess it was not "unusual" for you. I have a few more pieces I cant identify, should I post it here or start a new "I cant ID" post?

 

It would be better to start a new thread.

Some may not come in to this one for a second look.

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Maybe the two specimen from here are in the same preservation status, confirming that Eric is right, although they are from North Carolina.

 

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