2" plus Lee Creek Mako Tooth

Ok, I found this tooth in the Lee Creek mine in 2007. Over the years I have gone back and forth as to the species of mako; hastalis, oxyrhincus, desori. So now I am asking for your opinion. I don't think I have posted this tooth on here before so I hope you all enjoy, I think it's a beauty. I would like to post this one on the collections area, but I want to be much more sure about a positive species before I do so. It is just ovewr 2" ( about 2 1/8) and has great color

I have been meaning to get to this thread for a few weeks but lost track of where it was until now (thought it was titled something else). I looked at Isurus oxyrinchus/desori and Carcharodon hastalis teeth I have from the Sharktooth Hill Bonebed (largest sample I have of C. hastalis and where hastalis has a greater size range) and Pyramid Hill Sand (where I. oxyrinchus is present but not C. hastalis). I agree with you as well. C. hastalis anteriors are flatter - less of a labiolingual recurv