05185 - Top Rare Undescribed Pharyngeal Tooth Of Unidentified Cretaceous Fish KemKem Beds Chelonioids It does not have any

It does not have any type of restoration or repair

The shock-hatched regions show incipient recrystallization

lance-shaped mandibular symphysis that bears a pronounced dorsal eminence near the posterior end of its dorsal (occlusal) surface

and it is completely developed

because many pollen grains are preserved inside the coprolites

05185 - Top Rare Undescribed Pharyngeal Tooth Of Unidentified Cretaceous Fish KemKem Beds Chelonioids It does not have anyThat specimen does like a claw but isnt it. Any paleontologist has stated formally that the teeth said informally to belong to pterosaurs do belong to pterosaurs. However, the claws has seen identified as pterosaurs may actually be pharyngeal teeth of a fish. These "claws" look like claws on the claw end. They even have a groove like a claw but the other end does not have a joint where a toe phalanx bone would fit. It's just sort of a rounded and