What ptychodus species is this ):

[Notidanodon]

This is from the Isle of Wight I’m not sure on the age because it is from an old collection with no catalogues Is this mammilaris or marginaris the tooth is roughly 1cmx0.9cm

[Notidanodon]

[caldigger]

Nice looking "old chap" Will. 

[vellis]

Will,  I’m taking a total swag at this, mostly I see P Whipplei and a few others around here.  If the two that you listed were the only choices, based on your pics and my books that I’m looking at, I would say P Mammillaris.   

 

Again, I’m not even close to being good at Ptychodus IDs, so take it for what it’s worth.

[ynot]

5 hours ago, will stevenson said:

the tooth is roughly 1cmx0.9cm

Have You looked at this thread?

 

[Notidanodon]

4 hours ago, ynot said:

Have You looked at this thread?

 

Yea this is were I took those screenshots from I don’t know if those were the right ones though that was just me giving it a go thanks though  

 

6 hours ago, vellis said:

Will,  I’m taking a total swag at this, mostly I see P Whipplei and a few others around here.  If the two that you listed were the only choices, based on your pics and my books that I’m looking at, I would say P Mammillaris.   

 

Again, I’m not even close to being good at Ptychodus IDs, so take it for what it’s worth.

I’m not very good at any id’s you can look at the thread that @ynot posted those were the two that I thought it might be

 

8 hours ago, caldigger said:

Nice looking "old chap" Will. 

Thanks it’s one of my favourite fossils

[Notidanodon]

ok some thanks to some help from @Kosmoceras i believe that it is ptychodis mammalis