Dinosaur toot numbers

[Robert B Hole Jr <rhole@interaktv.com>]

A question was asked of me yesterday which totally stumped me even for 
where I might find the information:

Which dinosaur had the most teeth?

While I know that many (most? all?) theropods replaced broken teeth and so 
might have had many over a lifetime, that's not the question. Rather which 
dino had the most teeth "at one time" that we know about?

Any help in finding the answer would be greatly appreciated. It's now 
circling the museum that someone finally stumped me! I'd like to show that 
though I can be stumped, I can find things out.

Regards,
Bob


Robert B. Hole, Jr.
Museum Teacher
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
1931 First Avenue
Walnut Creek, CA 94596 USA
http://www.wildlife-museum.org
rhole@interaktv.com