Mammal tooth from Big Brook NJ

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Fun hour in the water in Big Brook NJ. Anyone have an idea on what the tooth is from? Too small to be horse. Pig?

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Nice finds. It's from a critter. A dead critter. I'm sure someone knows.
 

Thanks but I am thinking a small mammal as this looks like the molar of a plant eater or omnivore.
 

I hunt big brook every year. I love it. I'm not sure about your tooth maybe post some cleaner pics. I have a couple organizers with finds from big brook I will look and see if I can find something that matches. HH
 

It's a tooth from a sawfish rostrum. I have one I found in big brook years ago. What you are thinking is the chewing surface, is actually the root.
 

I don't think it is a sawfish. I think a mammal. Not uniform enough to be a sawfish. Do you have any pics ?
 

Sorry, I completely forgot about this post, here is mine



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