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Hello,
sorry for writing english here, but it´s interesting: Sonday found a nice Isurus in Antwerpen, I said Retroflexus at first. But 2 other experts and johannsharktooth.nl ( see Mill, scroll a bit, left side ) made me be a bit unsure... Is it an escheri ?? Normally, I determine all my ( and other´s )teeth easily, but now I´m a bit confused...
I know not all escheris are serrated, i´ve one from deurganck which also no serrations at all...

Gr

Stephan

Ps: I say now retroflexus again, but will you say??

[Bewerkt door Steph op 16-08-2007 om 21:04 NL]

Hi,

I\'d say I. oxyrinchus.
Crown base seems too narrow for I. retroflexus

Best wishes,
Erik

erik schreef:
Hi,

I\'d say I. oxyrinchus.
Crown base seems too narrow for I. retroflexus

Best wishes,
Erik

Totally agreed!

Gr

Martijn

Nonetheless a nice tooth!
See here: http://www.fossiel.net/forums/viewtopic ... 4342#40864
for a retroflexus from the same location.

Cheers,
Paul

Hmm, three different opinions by now, but you seem to be 100% sure, so I call it oxyrinchus.
You are the experts for Belgian teeth

De DinoDolsjes schreef:

Nonetheless a nice tooth!

I agree, Ik bin her blij met ( is dit correct?? )

Gr

Steph

Steph schreef:

I agree, Ik bin her blij met ( is dit correct?? )

Close enough \"Ik ben hier blij mee\" would be perfect

[Bewerkt door De DinoDolsjes op 17-08-2007 om 16:01 NL]

De DinoDolsjes schreef:

Close enough \"Ik ben hier blij mee\" would be perfect

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