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Hey Stephan,

We agree already!

It is indeed a remarkable pathological specimen.

You are very welcome to compare it to other teeth; however you have to do it with pictures (I am very willing to send you some detailed ones if you like - let me know then) or try to make an appointment.

As you can probably understand I am afraid this one is not for the 'trade-market'.

Regards, Jan

By the way: if you might find some teeth that can be compared with this one I would be very pleased if you let me know.

[Bewerkt door arendsoog op 27-02-2009 om 23:08 NL]

[Bewerkt door arendsoog op 27-02-2009 om 23:09 NL]

You´ve got mail...

Btw, the tooth looks typically like one from Chile ( for example look at buriedtreasurefossils.com ). However, what is strange is what I find to identify as serrations on the main cusp. Never seen that on a symphy before.

Best regards


Stephan