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Hello all,

We have recently found this fossil on Ryde Beach (Isle of Wight, UK). We think it could be some Pleistocene horse teeth? The dimensions are 4cm height/5cm length/1cm width. Any information or guesses are welcome, thanks!

 

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I don't know it looks more like a bovine tooth IE Bison or Cow.

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Horse, I do admit that the entoflexid on Ops tooth looks like Bovid, 

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I'm probably wrong, but I'll place my bet on Bison m3 molar.  Here's one of @Harry Pristis's photos, mirrored and flipped to match OP's specimen:

 

EDIT: I see this was found in the UK.  I am unaware of what Bovids are found there, so may not be bison.  Some sort of bovid though.

 

 

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I agree @Jaybot, It does look like a Bison M3 to me too.

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10 hours ago, Jaybot said:

I'm probably wrong, but I'll place my bet on Bison m3 molar.  Here's one of @Harry Pristis's photos, mirrored and flipped to match OP's specimen:

Nicely done,  I especially like the blue lines.. :Smiling:

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