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Skulls, Skeletons, Canines & Claws

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Here is an old fang of South China tiger, and this one is perhaps one of the densest big cat fangs that I've ever seen.



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(04-17-2024, 07:33 PM)GrizzlyClaws Wrote: Here is an old fang of South China tiger, and this one is perhaps one of the densest big cat fangs that I've ever seen.



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Bro where do keep getting all these? Anyways thanks a lot for sharing tho Cheers!
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(04-17-2024, 07:35 PM)TheHyenid76 Wrote:
(04-17-2024, 07:33 PM)GrizzlyClaws Wrote: Here is an old fang of South China tiger, and this one is perhaps one of the densest big cat fangs that I've ever seen.



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Bro where do keep getting all these? Anyways thanks a lot for sharing tho Cheers!


From some private collectors.
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请问大家,这是什么品种?

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United States GrizzlyClaws Offline
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It kinda looks like a tiger upper fang with unusual thin root.
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It is said to be the South China Tiger.是固体吗?
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Probably a South China tiger specimen with atypical lion-like canine root.

And most older specimens usually got very small cavity inside of the fang, almost solid, not hollow.
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United States clgd11 Offline
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狮子的牙冠凸起,牙齿具有明显的老虎特征,但牙根确实比较细长。
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老牙会因为失水而变浅吗?
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I think the color of the fang varied from age.
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Sorry, I mean, will the weight of the teeth become lighter due to water loss?
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Maybe, but I don't think the weight loss gonna be significant.
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