New Members Geodude Posted April 20 New Members Share Posted April 20 Hey all, Here are four teeth from the Gault Formation, Albian stage of Folkstone, Kent, UK. Am I correct that the left two teeth are Dwardius siversoni? The right two teeth have somewhat relatively bigger cusplets and they are more round. Could they be Dwardius or possible Cretoxyrhina sp.? I noticed that the book chapter of Ward (2010), https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280316422_Chapter_21_Sharks_and_Rays, also mentions Cretoxyrhina aff. vraconensis from the formation. Any thoughts? If you need better pictures, just let me know. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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