? Barracuda teeth

[drbush]

Hi friends i went this week to my new fossil hunting site and i found many fish teeth this is one of them , it is 4 mm long , 2 mm wide at the root , sharp ,smooth edges .

could it be Barracuda teeth . The area is Pliocene , umm Er Raduma formation .

[Rockwood]

I would have called them archaeological artifacts. They look like flakes left from tool making to me.

[Miocene_Mason]

Sawshark rostral teeth perhaps? Random guess...

[Al Dente]

Barracuda teeth look very similar to this. I think they could be barracuda or a close relative.

[-AnThOnY-]

Look like barracuda to me, just a little rough around the edges

[sixgill pete]

3 hours ago, Al Dente said:

Barracuda teeth look very similar to this. I think they could be barracuda or a close relative.

I agree completely with Al Dente on this. They look very similar to the barracuda teeth found in our Miocene / Pliocene formations here.

[abyssunder]

The Umm Er Radhuma formation has Paleocene to Lower Eocene sediments, so the specimens in question might be Sphyraena related.

[hemipristis]

Barracuda, or barracuda-like fish teeth, yes.

[drbush]

up date the area is Eocene not  Pliocene