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Might this be a Razanandrongobe tooth ?

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Hello, might this be a Razanandrongobe tooth ? Its 2 cm long, and from the Isalo IIIb formation.

 

I compared it to some other teeth of the same species, and they all looked very similar. Except this one appears to only have one carina, but the tooth is damaged on one side, so maybe its just a victim of this damage.

 

@Kikokuryu, are you able to help here ?

 

Thanks for any help :)

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It does appear to be a Razanandrongobe, or something very similar. It's not ceratosaurid just based on the overall morphology.

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