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Help identifying please - Maliboo - 02-16-2017
[attachment=733]hi can anyone help identify please. Upper canine? Thanks
RE: Help identifying please - GrizzlyClaws - 02-17-2017
The tooth doesn't look very intact, but I guess it should belong to a upper canine tooth of a smallish tiger.
RE: Help identifying please - Maliboo - 02-20-2017
Anyone want to take a guess? Carved, old pieces seem like they could be a number of things...thanks
RE: Help identifying please - GrizzlyClaws - 02-21-2017
It is way too deformed into the carved sculpture.
All I can say it belongs as the big cat canine teeth, notably tiger's, but some key characteristics to distinguish lion and tiger are beyond recognition, but I would still take my chance on tiger's.
RE: Help identifying please - Maliboo - 02-28-2017
(02-21-2017, 12:42 AM)GrizzlyClaws Wrote: It is way too deformed into the carved sculpture.
All I can say it belongs as the big cat canine teeth, notably tiger's, but some key characteristics to distinguish lion and tiger are beyond recognition, but I would still take my chance on tiger's.
Thank Grizzly. I have a few more for you here. Do you believe these may be an upper and lower tiger canine left to right? Thanks again.
RE: Help identifying please - GrizzlyClaws - 03-01-2017
Again, it is too carved, but if you want me to take a guess, then I would say yes.