If this is from Florida it’s probably an alligator tooth because the mosasaur is from North Africa and Northern America

I agree. Although it looks very similar to my mosasaur tooth

Alligator! Hi neighbor, I am right up the road from you (St.Pete.) I found one almost identical in the Peace about 3 weeks ago, near Bowling Green. Happy hunting!

Awesome! About 20 years ago my dad and I started going to the peace River to sift for fossils and that’s when we found this. I actually live full time in a 35 foot motor coach now with my wife and 4 kids. I’m hoping to take them all fossil hunting when we head down to FL next month.

NO mosasaurs or dinosaurs in Florida, Alligator mississippiensis

i said it looks like my mosasaur tooth lol, didnt say that it was one

So definitely a mosasaur tooth then, Awesome!

antler? fragment

Hello Andrew! This is an awesome fossil, we’d love to add it to our research database. If you have the time, you have to complete a few steps to get it there. This is an alligator tooth, not sure we can confidently ascribe it to the modern species (though I think it’s likely) so to err on the side of caution let’s keep it to genus Alligator. You…[Read more]

Thanks Mason! I’ll make sure to update the info ASAP. Really appreciate all the info. Have a great night!

Alligator

Maybe

Turtle scute

turtle scutes

Tips

Nice fossil Andrew! It is definitely a mammal vertebrae though I’m not 100% sure which type, so you can add class Mammalia for classification. The other fields you can fill out the same way as for the gator tooth, let me know if you need any help or have any questions!!

your so fat 😜😜😜

Whale or dugong vert