Plesiosaur Or Xiphactinus Tooth
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Here is a comparison of the tooth with that of a Plesiosaur tooth from North Africa (purchased material). The find is Late Cretaceous, Campanian. The first ever reported instance of a Plesiosaur or Xiphactinus tooth to be found on Tennessee soil. Collected April 26th 2014.
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- Taken with ZTE ZTE-Z990G
- Focal Length 4.3 mm
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