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I recently bought a set of Ogre Mournfangs, and have found myself interested and perplexed by what appears to be the upper jaw of an enormous crocodile that can be attached to the standard of the standard bearer

I'm wondering where this creature came from, if there is any fluff relating to it and thinking (since it's a gorgeous part to the model) if there would ever be an army with one in it

Well notice how Mournfang take Dragon hide banner? Maybe it is a dragon skull.... hmmmm

I think it's meant to be some sort of dragon / wyvern style creature skull (maybe a salamander from the lizardmen?)

its to represent the Dragonhide banner(notice the scales on the actual banner itself)

If its not the DHB(only if you have a 2nd unit of MFC) then just don't put it on the banner.