Sand tiger teeth are very hard to identify, the key to identifying this species from the other sand tigers in the sedements is their smooth enamel. These teeth are abundant. The left most tooth is a profile view.
All teeth are anteriors except the rightmost one, which is a lateral.
The top tooth is a lingual view, all others are labial views. This tooth is very small and a little to worn to make a posative identification, but it probably is a C. appendiculata. Most teeth found in this area are around this size. These teeth can be identified by their broad crowns, elongated root lobes, and two-three triangular cusplets. The key to identifying Striatolamia sp.