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5 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

That is very, very beautiful. :)

Thanks!!

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Gorgeous Nanotyrannus tooth! Can you give us a denticle count (mesial and distal) for reference purposes?

 

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12 hours ago, Jaimin013 said:

Nanotyrannus tooth

Hell Creek Formation, Montana

Size: 2.36 inches / 60mm

 

Obtained in my first ever trade - possibly one of the best Nanotyrannus teeth that I have ever seen and it is really large for a Nanotyrannus tooth. The photos don't do the tooth justice and you can only capture so much detail using a phone camera but here goes.

 

 

Some people use the fact that they use a phone camera as an excuse for bad photos, but you've done an excellent job with yours. Wonderful tooth :wub:

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20 hours ago, hxmendoza said:

Gorgeous Nanotyrannus tooth! Can you give us a denticle count (mesial and distal) for reference purposes?

 

Thanks! I am not sure if I have calculated the count accurately and it was really hard to hold the tooth against a ruler but here are photos in case. You can click on the photos to zoom in if you need to.

 

Distal serrations - 12 denticles in 5 mm

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Mesial serrations - 13 denticles per 5mm

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18 hours ago, Troodon said:

Wow beautiful tooth one of the best Ive seen.

Thanks Frank! :)

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11 hours ago, Ludwigia said:

Some people use the fact that they use a phone camera as an excuse for bad photos, but you've done an excellent job with yours. Wonderful tooth :wub:

Thanks! I try to take the photos in direct daylight that's what brings out the true details/colours in a tooth.

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Thank you for the great reference photos for the denticle count. Great tooth and remarkable photos!

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6 hours ago, hxmendoza said:

Thank you for the great reference photos for the denticle count. Great tooth and remarkable photos!

No problem, hope it helps for your reference notes!

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  • 3 weeks later...

Diplodocid (?Apatosaurus) sp.

Morrison Formation 

Size: 80 mm - 3 1/8" (straight line)

 

I haven't posted any new dinosaur teeth in a while so here goes. I bought this tooth over a month ago and received it today. The seller describes it as a Diplodocid Apatosaurus (Apatosaurus ajax) tooth however I think it's likely a Diplodocus tooth but who knows. This specimen is well preserved in the matrix with the entire root present which is super cool. A big tooth and the largest sauropod tooth in my collection! I couldn't capture its size using my phone camera as the tooth looks smaller in the photo compared to what I see in person but I have taken a photo regardless so that you can get an idea of scale.

 

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Those are some fantastic specimens. The Triassic material is especially nice.

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5 hours ago, PaleoWilliam said:

Those are some fantastic specimens. The Triassic material is especially nice.

Thanks @PaleoWilliam I am hoping to get some more fossils soon :)

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Another beautiful tooth! Is this dealer allowed to sell to anyone else or are you the only one that can buy teeth from him?:zzzzscratchchin: 

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1 hour ago, Dracorex_hogwartsia said:

Another beautiful tooth! Is this dealer allowed to sell to anyone else or are you the only one that can buy teeth from him?:zzzzscratchchin: 

Thanks! Most dealers that I know of have multiple people that buy from them and a lot of people have bought teeth from them however I was lucky to come across it at the right time.

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Liopleurodon Ferox

Volga beds, Moscow basin

Russia

3.937 inches/10mm

 

This pliosaur tooth arrived today. It is the ultimate fossil reptile tooth from an absolute monster! It's a tad bit under 4 inches and came from a private collection in the USA almost 10 years ago. I hope you like it.

 

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Comparison against my Tyrannosaurus rex tooth. It's an absolute monster of a tooth I really love it.

 

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Base of the tooth

 

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Eusauropoda indet.

Madasgascar

30 mm

 

This sauropod tooth from Madagascar arrived today. I like the wear facet at the top of the tooth it gives the tooth character. The tooth also has a small portion of the root intact. Here are photos:

 

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Tarbosaurus

Flaming Cliffs (also known as Bayanzag)

Mongolia

(cf. Zhuchengtyrannus/cf. Tarbosaurus)

Size: 3 inches straight line

 

This tooth came from an old collection and is a super thick and I am so happy that I finally managed to get a tooth that I have wanted for ages. It looks close to the pre max in the tooth arrangement from the front of the mouth.
 

It was sold as a Tarbosaurus tooth and according to @Anomotodon Tarbosaurus bataar is only described from Nemegt formation which is 5 my younger than the Flaming Cliffs (Djadochta formation). I have labelled the tooth as cf. Zhuchengtyrannus/cf. Tarbosaurus since it's contemporary however technically it's a Tyrannosauridae indet. since who knows it may actually be from a new species.

 

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Photos comparing the Tarbosaurus to my Tyrannosaurus rex tooth for comparison.

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Comparison against another thick tooth in my collection, my Carcharodontosaurus tooth.

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Photo comparing the base of the Tyrannosaurus rex with Tarbosaurus

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Lapparentosaurus cf. madagascariensis

Sakaraha (Isalo IIIb) Formation

Bathonian, Middle Jurassic

Komoro, Majunga, North West Madagascar

167 Million Years Old

Size: 30 mm

 

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Iguanodon teeth

Isle of Wight, UK

 

This pair of teeth came yesterday. I personally think that Iguanodon teeth are my favourite type of herbivore teeth. I love the ridges on them they are really beautiful.

 

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4 hours ago, Troodon said:

Very nice adds and big.   Also one of my favorite herbivore teeth

Thanks @Troodon! Yes they are bigger than my other one. The ridges are really pretty looking haha

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On 24/07/2019 at 7:17 AM, paulyb135 said:

Great iggy teeth. What are the reverse of the teeth like? 

Complete

 

Picture of my iguanodon teeth together

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