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Excuse me, is this Deinosuchus.sp tooth？

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Aguja Formation, Texas.

 

 

 

 

 

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Othniel C. Marsh Regular Member

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That tooth would indeed appear to be Deinosuchus sp.

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It is consistent with Deinosuchus, but I don’t see any definitive characteristics that would specifically indicate that genus. It looks like just the tip of a tooth.

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