MrR 219 Posted November 5, 2018 So I went back to Sharktooth to dig on Saturday. My friend wanted to go, since she didn't go last time, so I took the second trip. My friend found a nice number of shark teeth, on particularly nice Mako-like tooth with complete root, as well as some other nice ones. She did quite well, with a significantly better tooth count than I had. She was working new holes, while I worked a place that had started producing decent teeth a couple of weeks ago, including a cetacean partial tooth. Out of that hole came this interesting specimen. I was thinking allodesmus, but it would seem to be a large one. A nice guy digging out there, named Tim, said that he thought it may be something more like a desmostylus. What say our resident, as well as transient, experts? Many thanks ahead of time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MrR 219 Posted November 5, 2018 OK, fossil ID'd nicely by caldigger, as well as a search here on TFF. It is a tooth from allodesmus, which was my first thought. Cheers all. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
