Raccoon Fossil Premolar and Molar Teeth - Florida - Pleistocene
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Raccoon Fossil Premolar and Molar Teeth - Florida - Pleistocene

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A fossil tooth belonging to an extinct shark
PHOTOGRAPH BY MARK KOSTICH/SHUTTERSTOCK
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I mean, this has to be a tooth, right? Maybe a wee mollusk of some sort, but it’s certainly something fossilized and it sure LOOKS like a tooth. IDK.
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