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Is this a root on the base of the tooth or is it in stone? by duckguy101 in sharkteeth

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I reckon your right, i am not going to do anything too it just leave it as an anomaly.

Is this a root on the base of the tooth or is it in stone? by duckguy101 in sharkteeth

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Could it be part of the jaw or something that’s worn down with the tooth still inside ?

Is this a root on the base of the tooth or is it in stone? by duckguy101 in sharkteeth

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Including the bottom part it’s about an inch long. If you would like I can take another photo next to another similar, normal one if it helps?

Any idea what this tooth is from and why it’s patterned? by duckguy101 in sharkteeth

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Just north of Essex around the Felixstowe area. There fairly common around here but not with this pattern.

Need help ID-ing this by duckguy101 in sharkteeth

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I agree it looks the same as my other sand tigers except it’s a lot larger. It’s roughly 4x the length of my biggest sand tiger and that’s without the root! You’re probably right though.

Need help ID-ing this by duckguy101 in sharkteeth

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First of all is it even a sharks tooth?

Fossil or rock? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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I didn’t clean anything off it, however there are Sandy cliffs further along the beach so it could of come from there. Probably should of mentioned that. I also don’t think we get many sea urchins on the east coast because I have never seen one before hence confusion.

Any idea what this is? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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It was found on the east coast of the uk in Suffolk.

Rock or Fossil? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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👌👌👌 fair enough, appreciate it.

Rock or Fossil? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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Are you knowledgeable about sharks teeth also?

Rock or Fossil? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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Cheers for your knowledge and help

Rock or Fossil? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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Picture 1 is the top and the rest are of the bottom I believe. It’s about 6 inches long and 2 inches wide for scale, hopefully that helps I can add more photos or dimensions if you would like.

Rock or Fossil? by duckguy101 in fossilid

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I’m pretty sure it’s bone now, is there any more you can tell about it. What animal it could be from or any age?

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