Whiplash016
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I circled the two teeth I cannot identify. Any help is appreciated.
Tooth ID Help!!
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Whiplash016
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Yes, I’ll post better pictures
CaptEsteban
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Possibly alligator teeth, but better pictures &&& something for size reference [ a coin ] next to it, will help.
Carolina Tom
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They should have a longer root on them, almost look like cetacean's teeth (porpoise/whale), but the lack of a root confuses me.
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I hope this is better?
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Whiplash016
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Thank you. I’ve been researching this for a long time. I’m still trying to figure out what exactly happened here.
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looks more like a fish nose fossil.
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