crocodile and theropod teeth

[Hammann Textbüro <hammann-textbuero@online.de>]

Hello all,

here is Thomas from Germany again (after some years of absence). ;-)

In a book of my son ("Supercroc" by Sereno), I found an interesting 
picture, and maybe you as specialists can help me with  the following 
"problem":  On one page, you could see a picture of a fossil crocodile 
jaw with teeth, which had the same blade-like, flat form and similar 
serrations as theropods like Allosaurus or Carcharodontosaurus. I knew 
that there had been some crocs out there with serrated teeth (some even 
found in middle-Europe), but these flat teeth on this pic really looked 
similar to let's say Allosaurid-teeth. I was wondering about that, 
because that could meen that many of the Theropod-Teeth out there could 
be rather crocodile-teeth... Do you know more about this 
crocodile-species, because genera, age and locality were not mentioned 
in the book?

Many thanks in advance for your help and please excuse my englisch.

Greetings form Germany

Thomas