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DescriptionPolyptychodon.jpg	Portion of the lower jaw, with a tooth in situ, of Polyptychodon interruptus. From the Chalk of Kent. In the Collection of Mrs. Smith, of Tonbridge Wells.
Date	Late 1800s
Source	http://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/books/britfossils/html/txu-oclc-13370987-2-lacertians-plate08.php
Author	J. Erxleben

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