Various pieces of petrified wood I found in Fayette Co. Texas
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By Samurai · Posted
What a wonderful site! and thank you for going thought the effort to dig up some possible ids!
Once I start feeling confident ill try to prep the tooth out a bit more and see if there are any distinguishing features.
Time will tell!
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By cngodles · Posted
I've found a few similar teeth: https://fossil.15656.com/catalog/specimen/CG-0645
And this one: https://fossil.15656.com/catalog/specimen/CG-0691
Curious on CG-0691 (opposite view) is adjacent tooth/bone material that sits right on the tooth:
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By Samurai · Posted
I used to think these were front vomerine dental plates but after more analysis I belive this could be the upside down portion to the odd Janassid relatives I have been finding in the area recently. If only it was more complete. Take note of the slant on the left side.
Here are the loose teeth fragments I have found recently. The slant looks very similar.
I will have to clean the original tooth in order to see if there is any ribbing present.
It does not seem to fit an exact diagram of janassid teeth I have found so far online, only closely. Here is a good diagram but it lacks the ribbing
Even in these the morphological differece can be seen as mine looks more flat around the apical cusp. It would be interesting if this is a new species but id have to contact people who are in the profession.
update:
Closest id I could maybe find was Janassa bituminousa, but differences are still present
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By trilobites_are_awesome · Posted
@Brian James Maguire Thank you!
I did not prep this one.
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