Ok, is it identifiable or is there too much wear?

Thanks!

Oh, and is this possible from both Purse and Holden?

@bill-heim Thanks for the help!

Ok, is it identifiable or is there too much wear?

@bill-heim ok, is Holden or Edisto possible for striatolamia, or was this a storage error on my part? I had it in my box from this summer when I did not visit Purse, but it could have been accidentally put back in the wrong bin after taking photos.

@bill-heim

@bill-heim to clarify, it is a striatolamia, but was previously assigned by the taxon wizard to Mitsukurinidae?

@bill-heim my bad. FYI, the taxon wizard has been assigning these to the goblin family when I type in striatolamia, so there may be a lot of mislabeled specimens.

@mason-hintermeister

@bill-heim s. striata? anything needed for research grade?

@bill-heim I’m not sure about this one. It seems wide to be a s. striata from Purse, but doesn’t seem like a s. serra from Holden either.

@mason-hintermeister this wouldn’t be isurus hastalis, would it? Or something in that lineage

@mason-hintermeister anything else this one needs for research grade?

@mason-hintermeister seems kind of curved compared to my other s. striata teeth, but the cusplets look like s. striata. Would this be like an anterior 1 or something more front and longer?

@bill-heim will do. Striata or macrota?

@bill-heim would this be a posterior striatolamia striata? or one of the other positions

Thank you for both of your help! Immensely appreciated! @mason-hintermeister if there are any unidentified specimens of mine that would benefit from macro photos I now have access to my equipment to get clearer/closer photos. Hopefully I’ll either find a goblin or at least get close to a full mouth full of S. striata…ha!