Severnichthys acuminatus Fossil Fish Tooth from Aust Cliff, Bristol

This remarkable Severnichthys acuminatus fossil fish tooth is a rare find from the Upper Triassic period. Discovered at Aust Cliff in Bristol, this fossil hails from the Westbury Formation, part of the renowned Penarth Group, which has been a source of spectacular fossil discoveries. The fossil represents the ancient species Severnichthys acuminatus, a fish that lived approximately 200 million years ago, making it a genuine piece of Earth's prehistoric past.

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Why This Specimen? This fossil was personally discovered by our team member Alison during an expedition on the 17th of August 2024. Alison has professionally cleaned, prepped, and treated the fossil to preserve its structure and detail. The exact fossil shown in the photos is the one you will receive. The scale cube in the photos measures 1 cm, providing an accurate sense of the fossil's size. Please refer to the photos for the full measurements.

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