Who Collects Pleistocene Mammal Teeth?

[Harry Pristis]

Show us your Pleistocene mammal teeth. Here's one:

​

 

[Ninjafossils]

I have a couple. About half of these I actually got in trades from GatorBoy and Perico, so it is kinda a joint collection.


Here are three teeth. The top is deer, the middle is beaver, and the bottom is tapir.


Here is a close-up of the tapir crown.


Here is a beaver tooth from Big Brook, New Jersey.


Here are a pair of bison teeth.


Here are a pair of horse teeth. The right one is pre-erupted


A chunk of Mastodon enamel.

Once again, Thanks Perico and GatorBoy!

 

[Harry Pristis]

I have a couple. About half of these I actually got in trades from GatorBoy and Perico, so it is kinda a joint collection.



...
Here is a close-up of the tapir crown.
...
Here is a beaver tooth from Big Brook, New Jersey.

View attachment 1141979
Here are a pair of bison teeth.

View attachment 1141980
Here are a pair of horse teeth. The right one is pre-erupted
...
A chunk of Mastodon enamel.

Once again, Thanks Perico and GatorBoy!

Interesting, Ninjafossils . . . allow me to add some information. You have half a tapir upper crown. Of the pair of "bison teeth," the nearer tooth is a deciduous Equus horse tooth. Of the pair of horse teeth, the one on the left is a nice upper cheek tooth, but I cannot tell what the right object may be. Here are some images which may help you catalog your collection:

 

[Ninjafossils]

I got it from gatorboy i think. he said it was pre-erupt

 

[Perico]

My favorite in my collection, the Glyptodont


Tapir

Various Horse teeth


Camel or deer

3 toes horse

Mastodon


Possible Mammoth portion

Ground sloth I believe

 

[Harry Pristis]

Well, that went well. Let's get back to the teeth. Here's a very stout sloth tooth that's one of my favs:

​

 

[Harry Pristis]

My favorite in my collection, the Glyptodont
View attachment 1142078
...
Possible Mammoth portion
View attachment 1142088
Ground sloth I believeView attachment 1142089

Well, nice glyptothere tooth. I don't think I have one in my collection. (What happened to your other attachments? Too many for the software to bear?)

 

[Perico]

Great post! Keep posting Harry. I find this post incredibly interesting and informative. I know you must have a lot in your collection. Hope everyone else shares as well.

 

[Perico]

Are they showing up now? They are on my end. Yes Harry, when I was trying to verify the tooth, I could not find a good photo even on Google. Don't think there are many loose teeth out there. I had to look at views of jaws and skulls.

 

[Harry Pristis]

My favorite in my collection, the Glyptodont
View attachment 1142078
...
Possible Mammoth portion
View attachment 1142088
Ground sloth I believeView attachment 1142089

Whoa! I see the images now. Nice glyptothere tooth!

With camel vs. deer, size is important. There is no scale in your image.

That mammoth portion is strange indeed. I'm a bit skeptical (see below).

The ground sloth is doubtful.

​

 

[Perico]

I was never positive on the last two and threw them in there for your input. Thank you.

 

[GatorBoy]

 

[GatorBoy]

Here is that pre erupt horse tooth coming out Ninja..the chewing surface has not formed yet on that one

 

[Perico]

Nice Gator! What kind of teeth are the 2nd and 3rd pictures?

 

[GatorBoy]

Sloth from the beach

 

[Perico]

Nice finds!

 

[GatorBoy]

Thank you ..I'll add some more after hopefully some other people chip in

 

[Harry Pristis]

These armadillo teeth don't survive well because they have no enamel -- it's all dentin. This one has more color than most:

​

 

[GatorBoy]

Well I guess Mastodon tusk would really be considered an elongated incisor here is a nice tip section.
Great visible growth rings on this one

 

[old digger]

I found this tooth quite a while back while out treking and was hoping that it fit into your thread Harry. I have not been able to place it, but maybe one of you may help. (If it doesn't belong here let me know.) It is an inch wide, by an inch high.






The bottom/inside has a bluish tint to it.