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Texas NSR Small tooth? In bone? ID?

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shel67 Regular Member

shel67

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 I found this small piece of bone, it appears, with a small tooth protruding from the side.  This was found in the North Sulphur River in Ladonia Texas. Any ideas of what this might be? Thank you so much and advance. 

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I think this is a case of the 'tooth' being a permanent part or projection of the jawbone.  I don't recall the creature's name though.

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The Jersey Devil Regular Member

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It's a lateral Enchodus jaw section with a tooth.

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