ID help ...Sharks Teeth?

car209

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GatorBoy

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I can work with #4 and #5
What state are you in?
 

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car209

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I am in Texas. Central Texas.Thanks
 

GatorBoy

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I'd probably go with Lemon for both 4 and 5
It's tuff with their condition though.
They could be the lower jaw teeth of a few different species.

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Considering where you are they could be Hemipristis.
 

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