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"Fossils aren't a hobby, they're a lifestyle."Guitarfish (Pseudohypolophus mcnultyi)
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Teeth
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This tooth seems like a lateral Brachyrhizodus tooth.
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This tooth is unique “amorphous” shape and is easily identifiable.
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This tooth is a completely different form and has a longer, twisted root.
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This tooth may be a juvenile lateral Brachyrhizodus.
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This tooth is also a Brachyrhizodus, but has a different shape.
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Brachyrhizodus lateral tooth.
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This one has more angles on the crown and has ridges on the lateral surfaces.
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Typical Pseudohypolophus mcnultyi. This one has a large dimple on one of the lateral crown surfaces.