Please confirm sloth tooth?

[Chippewa]

I really tried to ID this tooth fragment myself, but not completely sure.  Two pictures of the occlusal surface and one showing the broken end.

I think this might be a sloth forward molar?  The size is making me doubt though - it is smaller than most sloth teeth that I see as photo references. 

I've learned from TFF that the sloth teeth have numerous forms and have no enamel, so maybe I'm on the right track...

Thanks for the help...

[Miocene_Mason]

For those who don’t read the tags, this is a north Florida Pleistocene find right?

[Tidgy's Dad]

It looks very much like a sloth tooth to me. 

I think it is one. 

[Chippewa]

Yes, Whoda, North FL pleistocene

[caldigger]

Giant Armadillo perhaps?

[ynot]

@Harry Pristis

[Harry Pristis]

 

Definitely sloth.  Size alone is unreliable for species ID since the teeth are continuously growing during life.

 

 

[Chippewa]

23 hours ago, ynot said:

@Harry Pristis

Excellent, thanks gentlemen for your assistance!