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I wanted to check on 2 fossils IDs before I tried to label them. They are from Wyoming. From Lance formation.

 

 

#1 (was thinking theropoda) (serrated part seems bigger on one side and smaller on other)

 

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#2 (other side)

 

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The next tooth was thinking to be croc tooth.

 

#3(very little)

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#4(closer view)

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#5(different angle)

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  • Fossildude19 changed the title to Check on fossil ID Reptile/dino teeth?
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I agree with that id on  the croc tooth, but I am not sure on the first one. @FB003

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I think I'd be comfortable with ind. theropod. I can't really help with ID at that size.

*Frank*

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Thank you for the help.

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