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What do you think it is?

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I'd really like to see some better lit pictures; side, front, back, and base (please) :)

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Ok, i will try and post them tomarrow, when the sun is up :)

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The first image looks like a plesiosaur tooth to me. Do you know if those are found in your area? I can't tell much about the second image.

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Um....is this from Green's Mill Run?

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Doesn’t look quit right for Mosasaur, part of the root is present which you don’t normally see on a shed Mosasaur tooth. Are you sure this is Cretaceous?

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It is more laterally compressed than the Mosasaur teeth I am used to seeing...not that I have seen them all or am any kind of expert.

Do I detect very fine "serrations" on the cutting edge?

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“Try to learn something about everything and everything about something.” - Thomas Henry Huxley

>Paleontology is an evolving science.

>May your wonders never cease!

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First I must say very nice find Skylar, great tooth.This tooth, I believe I am correct; came from the Peedee formation. The same formation as Lake Waccamaw. According to Elasmo.com there has been Carnosaur/Hadrosaur femur bones found there. Dinosaur tooth is a distinct possibility.

Skylar see if you can take some better photo's including close ups of the cutting edges, that would be very helpful.

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Maybe this will help.

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