Is this a Suchomimus or Sarcosuchus tooth?

[Muffinman217]

I have been looking at adding a suchomimus tooth to my collection and have come across this specimen.

 

However I am not sure whether it is a suchomimus tooth and is not instead a Sarcosuchus tooth.

 

It is 6.4 cm (2.51 Inches) and was found in the lower cretaceous outcrops from the Erlhaz formation in the Tenere desert Niger.

 

I would very much appreciate any advice, thanks so much!

[Brevicollis]

This appears like a good Sarcosuchus or Stolokrosuchus tooth to me.

 

I've never seen the carinae positioned like this on a Suchomimus tooth. Also, I'm not able to see any serrations on them.

 

The base shape also looks more circular than oval, wich would all lead away from Suchomimus teeth.

(I saw this tooth too, so I included a picture of the base of it wich was still missing)

 

@Kikokuryu, @North might be able to help further, but after all, this looks more like a croc tooth to me.

Edited July 28 by Brevicollis

[North]

It is pointier than Sarchosuchus teeth I usually see, but still quite robust.

Im not seeing anything that would suggest Suchomimus, but rather towards crocodilyform.

[trilobites_are_awesome]

I'm in agreement with @North It looks like a crocodilyform to me.

[Guns]

croc tooth 

[Kikokuryu]

Yep. Crocodylomorpha indet., possibly Stolokrosuchus.