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Help identifying please

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( This post was last modified: 01-30-2017, 03:03 AM by tigerluver )

great pictures and information. Can anyone help identify this please? About 3.5" Thanks. 

Thought it may be bear but can't see growth rings near tip. Thanks.
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It does look pretty worn, but I guess it should be a lower canine tooth of tiger.
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Thank you Grizzly. I thought it also could be that. One side resembles more of a tiger canine, but the other side with more damage to the posterior confused me.
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If the root is broad, then it is tiger.

The narrow root is the lion.
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(01-31-2017, 03:27 AM)GrizzlyClaws Wrote: If the root is broad, then it is tiger.

The narrow root is the lion.

Thanks Grizzly. For the most part then, unless it's a deformity, the narrow root as in this photo would suggest a lion rather than a tiger, correct?
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Yep, the narrow root is the indication of a lion.
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