Majority of teeth are from the:
Location: Missouri
Formation: Iola Limestone:
Raytown Limestone Member
Geological time period: Pennsylvanian
Gallery that contains personally found teeth from Eugeneodontids, Symmoriida, Petalodontiformes, and a few that are not identified.
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By PaleoNoel · Posted
I've found a couple of these small, apparently serrationless teeth that otherwise look theropod-like.
I had inquired about one of them in this thread:
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By bockryan · Posted
Great specimen, the matrix contrast is nice and the detail in the claw is killer
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By Jaybot · Posted
Awesome tooth @Samurai! Teeth here in the limestone are some of the best finds (in my opinion).
You found bone?! That sounds interesting
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By Samurai · Posted
For sure! I plan to stabilize the crack to hopefully keep it from crumbling further. It seems most orange teeth dont last too long or get fragmented quite easily like this Calico mystery tooth.
Probably something from eugeneodontida/holocephali
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By anonaddict · Posted
yep, i agree now. thank you for sating my curiousity!
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By Brian James Maguire · Posted
Hi there, its definitely a nautiloid , theres another in the back also
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By anonaddict · Posted
do you have additional images of the nautiloid, I cant tell if if has a siphuncle or if it could possibly be something else
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