FindSomeGold
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From Venice FL's "Boneyard" Dive Spot - not sure what it is. It's about 2 inches long. Thank you!
Some Kind of Tooth Fossil - Please Help Identify
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Whale tooth?
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FindSomeGold
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Man, yours is nice! Thanks for the idea on mine. I hope it's not Dugong rib, there were so many on the bottom, that I tried to avoid them. This is much smaller (less than an inch in diameter) than the other rib pieces I saw, so I was hoping it was a tooth of some kind.
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Looks like it is just a very worn dugong bone fragment. There is no enamel, and the shape is a little off to be a tooth. Sorry!
Did you find any good megs on your dive?
Did you find any good megs on your dive?
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D'oh! Well into the trash it goes then. 
I appreciate the help, guys!
Nothing too great for megs, but a few smaller ones... had a blast finding them either way!
I appreciate the help, guys!Nothing too great for megs, but a few smaller ones... had a blast finding them either way!
