Xiphactinus ToothI found this tooth at Big Brook, NJ thinking it was just a common enchodus fang. Howver, it didn't match the thickness of the enchodus and was later identified as a Xiphactinus tooth. Xiphactinus was about 15 ft long, and was rare on the east coast.
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Age
| Cretaceous Era |
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Category
| Misc |
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Formation
| Mt. Laurel Formation |
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Location
| Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA |
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Species
| Xiphactinus audax |
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Length
| 3/4 inches |
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Width
| 1/8 inches |
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Thickness
| 3/32 inches |
| ID | 4057 |
| Member | ninjaplease |
| Date Added | 12/10/2011 |
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