Pycnodont fish teeth palate fossil | jurassic oxfordian | oxfordshire uk | authentic fossil with coa | alice purnell collection

Description

Pycnodont Fish Teeth Palate Fossil | Jurassic Oxfordian | Oxfordshire, UK

Uncover a fascinating piece of prehistoric marine life with this Pycnodont Fish Teeth Palate Fossil from the Oxfordian Stage of the Jurassic Period, expertly preserved and sourced from Oxfordshire, UK. This genuine specimen, part of the renowned Alice Purnell Collection—home to one of the largest ammonite collections globally—offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Earth’s ancient history.

Geology & Fossil Information:

• Species: Pycnodont Fish (Order: Pycnodontiformes)
• Fossil Type: Teeth Palate
• Geological Period: Jurassic (Oxfordian Stage, ~163.5 – 157.3 million years ago)
• Location Found: Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

Pycnodont fish were prominent during the Mesozoic Era, recognized for their distinctive, flat crushing teeth, perfect for feeding on hard-shelled organisms like mollusks and crustaceans. This fossilized teeth palate is a captivating example of their unique dentition and ecological role.

Key Features:

• 100% Genuine Fossil Specimen
• Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
• From the prestigious Alice Purnell Collection
• Actual specimen shown – Scale rule squares/cube = 1cm (full sizing available in the photo)

This meticulously selected fossil makes an excellent addition for collectors, educators, and enthusiasts of paleontology and natural history. The accompanying photograph displays the exact specimen you will receive, ensuring complete transparency and authenticity.

Add this rare Jurassic fossil to your collection today and own a piece of ancient marine history!