A student of mine found this animal bone outside. It looks to

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>>2348182
Better view of teeth holes

>>2348182
Thanks for the help

>>2348182
To me, it looks like some type of bone.

>>2348388
No problem, I'm just here to help. I'm not looking for gratification or recognition.

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>>2348388
It will take a minute before some of our smarter posters comment OP. By minute I mean a day or two, /an/ is a very slow board. In the meantime feel free to enjoy autistic posts like mine, this>>2348394, or just lurk.

>>2348182
Where in the world was it found?

>>2348388
holy fucking shit dude. kill yourself, even if I knew what it was I wouldn't tell you now

Not a rodent. I'm 90% sure it's a carnivoran of some sort. My best guess is a badger. It would be nice to know roughly where it came from.

>>2348544
Thanks. I am thinking now maybe racoon. It is from south florida.

>>2348416
I love u

>>2348600
Totes an opossum

>>2348651
What makes you say it isnt raccoon?

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>>2348182
If you found the ocarina then that means you must be the chosen one.

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>>2348183
>that double tooth row

Op is a faggot

>>2348651
>>2348660

Your both wrong, but op is a dick so y'all can just keep on assuming your right

>>2348182
Its a vertebrate, and also the heterodontia tells me that is a tetrapod of course, large canines says it is inside Carnivora order, I can't see diastema between the canines and premolars (because the pics are taken at bad angle) so it isn't a feliform, so it's inside Caniformia suborder, It could be a mustelid or a procyonid because of the size of the mandible (inferior maxile), so by all these facts it could be a big weasel or a racoon.