Dino? Saber Kitty? Worthless Rock? IDK

[Wbull22]

I found this in N.E. Oklahoma.

 

The general area has a history of producing Mastodon, giant ground sloth, etc… But this doesn’t look like anything I have come across previously.

-Appears to have some bits of enamel.

- The piece that’s attached to the “tooth” has small holes on the top and bottom which looks a lot like “spongy bone”. Wondering if this could be a fragment of jaw bone.

-The “tooth” is curved. Has a very defined front edge and the back edge is also well defined but looks to have worn down serrations. 🤷🏻.

And there is also a less defined line in one side.

 

I am sorry if I didn’t use the correct language to describe what I am looking at.

Can anyone help me ID?

 

[Fossildude19]

You are going to have to narrow it down to a county in North East Oklahoma for us.

We need to know the stratigraphy of the area, and "County" level location would help us figure that out.

 

[FossilDAWG]

Pinna clam (horse clam), not a tooth or tusk.

 

Don

[Carl]

1 hour ago, FossilDAWG said:

Pinna clam (horse clam), not a tooth or tusk.

 

Don

Agree 100%

[Wbull22]

1 hour ago, FossilDAWG said:

Pinna clam (horse clam), not a tooth or tusk.

 

Don

Thank you for pointing me in a direction. Very much appreciated! 🙏👍