Real nice fossil found in a Kentucky creek

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east texas terry

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Found this dinosaur tooth in a creek in Berea Kentucky this weekend
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I would have guessed it to be from the opposite end-How did u recognize it? That’s really cool! That’s got to be some Bux to the right person (who has too many) I would have never guessed that!


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There are no dinosaurs to be found in KY. This is not a tooth of any sort. This resembles a coprolite, but better images would be useful for a confident ID.
 

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This page seems like it should be useful for helping with an ID. http://www.uky.edu/KGS/fossils/fossilid.php#s Unfortunately I'm not knowledgeable enough on fossils to help beyond that. Regardless of what exactly it is it's a great find, definitely more interesting than the fossils I tend to find in my neck of the woods! It's been ages since I found a fossil of anything other than a tiny clam.
 

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