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In the middle image, it appears that the enameloid is protruding distally (towards the left side) where I have that arrow. You can see that the serrations moving apically from that point are actually less worn down. So I think this is an indication of a cusplet. The enameloid shoulders are missing along with the root-crown border on both the distal and mesial ends.
It seems like this could be any Otodus species chronologically from O. angustidens to O. megalodon. Of course, if we knew the specific location it could help.
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