Tooth identifications!

[Novak]

It is almost layered like a shark tooth. I found it on the sandbar on the Colorado river in south Texas. I’ve seen a lot of teeth but never saw any close to looking like this one. Any clues or ideas would be very much appreciated. Thanks 

[fossilus]

You have no scale, but this easily could be a plate from a mammoth tooth, probably a part of the tooth that had not yet erupted.

It looks a lot like mammoth enamel to me.

[Novak]

[Novak]

I have found mammoth teeth but never seen them with that much of a cup on them. 

[Psittacosaur9]

Regardless of what exactly it is, it looks like a mammal tooth to me.

[fossilus]

You might compare to the plates in this unerupted portion of this mammoth tooth.

[Novak]

Yes that’s it!

[Novak]

Thanks for the information and picture! I’ve looked at a lot and have never seen one like that! I guess I have seen the good ones.

[johnnyvaldez7.jv]

Hey Novak... that looks like a baby mammoth "milk tooth" enamel plate!  Check out this single plate I found. I'm pretty sure that's what you got there.

 

Edited March 4 by johnnyvaldez7.jv

[Novak]

That’s it