• An image of a fossilized tooth from an extinct planocraniid land crocodile.
  • An image of a fossilized tooth from an extinct planocraniid land crocodile.
  • An image of the mesial side of a fossilized tooth from an extinct planocraniid land crocodile.
  • An image of the distal side of a fossilized tooth from an extinct planocraniid land crocodile.
  • An image of a fossilized tooth cross-section from an extinct planocraniid land crocodile.
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Planocraniid Tooth 0.66" #USA64890 - Aquia Formation

Planocraniid Tooth 0.66" #USA64890 - Aquia Formation

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Species: Planocraniidae indet. (cf. Pristichampsus sp.)
Age: Upper Paleocene
Formation: Paspotansa Member, Aquia Formation
Provenance: Belvedere Beach, King George County, Virginia, United States
Size: ±17mm (0.66")
Condition: No repair or restorations; stabilized with Polyvinyl butyral (PVB) in acetone

This is a listing for 1 indeterminate Planocraniidae tooth from the Aquia Formation, possibly comparable to Pristichampsus.

Planocraniid crocodilians have unusual compressed, almost theropod-like teeth. They were assumed to be terrestrial crocodiles. The Planocraniid teeth from the Aquia Formation can only be found in the Paspotansa Member at the Belvedere Beach locality.

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