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Found at Myrtle Beach South Carolina, thought it might be some kind of ray tooth plating but it doesn't match any of the ray stuff I have, any ideas? One picture has the ray teeth I'm familiar with to the left of unknown piece.

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I see ray mouth plate material there, at least the one with the polygonal crown and the "striated" root.

The unknown might be a chimaeroid tritor, similar to a Ratfish tritor.

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The unknown is a bone fragment that is similar in shape to a ray tooth.

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24 minutes ago, josephstrizhak said:

The unknown is a bone fragment that is similar in shape to a ray tooth.

I can see how it would look that way, but that's not the case here.

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2 hours ago, abyssunder said:

The unknown might be a chimaeroid tritor, similar to a Ratfish tritor.

Looks chimeroid to me also.

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Yeah, I guess it might be ratfish. The first and second pics show resemblance to tritors. Actually the crushing plates of the ratfish are bony, so this is technically bone. 

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