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Found this while hunting for Shark Teeth in a Creataceous creek bed in monmouth County new jersey 

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Looks more like a fish tooth to me.

Something like Xiphactinus .

Wait for other opinions, though.

 

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Brighter photos are needed. It looks like a black blob. +1 for fish, though.

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This is really too beat up and worn to properly identify. My best guess would be an Ischyrhiza mira rostral denticle.

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