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Re: Enchodus Fang?

Posted by kw ( 209.209.140.XXX ) on January 14, 2007 at 10:57:19:
In Reply to: Re: Enchodus Fang? posted by looks like you got a fish toot on January 13, 2007 at 14:14:44:
: : : I found this is an Cretaceous creek and actually thought it was a crab at first. It was identified as a lateral fang of the enchodus. Well, I don't see it. I have found other enchodus teeth and they don't look anything like this one. I guess what I really want to know, is it a enchodus fang for sure?
: : : Roz
: : I can't tell if yours is or not, but the ones I have collected are kind of triangular in cross-section. Here is a website.
: : RD
That is surely an Enchodus tooth, they are common in most cretaceous marine vertebrate fauna.

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Message:	: : : : I found this is an Cretaceous creek and actually thought it was a crab at first. It was identified as a lateral fang of the enchodus. Well, I don't see it. I have found other enchodus teeth and they don't look anything like this one. I guess what I really want to know, is it a enchodus fang for sure? : : : : Roz : : : I can't tell if yours is or not, but the ones I have collected are kind of triangular in cross-section. Here is a website. : : : RD : That is surely an Enchodus tooth, they are common in most cretaceous marine vertebrate fauna.
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