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Partial shark tooth from the Finis Shale of Texas


BobWill

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I thought I had already posted this here for a better Id but couldn't find it with a search so I'll show it now. I originally thought it was about half of the original but an image on Facebook suggested it could actually be a third of one possible  Agassizodus sp. tooth.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/588352748902671/search/?q=Agassizodus

Wayne Itano would go no farther than saying "probably, in the order Eugeneodontiformes. I wouldn't rule out the order Orodontiformes."

It's from the Finis Shale member of the Graham Formation, Late Pennsylvanian of Jacksboro, Texas. Scale is millimeters.

 

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