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Cantioscyllium decipiens
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Cantioscyllium decipiens, Moss Creek
Campanian, Cretaceous
Jun, 2022
A tooth design that stayed relatively constant for an extremely long period of time. I have some C. decipiens from the Cenomanian of Central TX which is many millions of years older than these.
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