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Lepidotes dental plate

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Hi,

I was hoping that you guys could confirm that this is a lepidotes dental plate (unfortunately minus the teeth). Found at Bouldnor on the Isle of Wight, UK. 
I’ve also added a photo of what I have hopefully correctly identified as a small piece of turtle shell.

 

I didn’t find the shark teeth I was looking for, but these more than made up for it.

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18 minutes ago, TyBoy said:

Lean more toward a Croc osteoderm 


Oooh! Thank you! 
I’m pretty new to trying to ID bits and pieces, so this is really helpful. 

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