Pholidophorus Partial Fish Fossil - Jurassic Era (Oxford Clay, Callovian Stage, Kings Dyke, Whittlesey, Peterborough, UK)

Step into the ancient seas of the Jurassic period with this Pholidophorus Partial Fish Fossil, discovered in the Oxford Clay formation of Kings Dyke, Whittlesey, Peterborough. Dating back to the Callovian stage of the Jurassic, approximately 166-163 million years ago, Pholidophorus was an early ray-finned fish that played a key role in the evolution of modern fish species. This fossil offers a rare glimpse into the anatomy of one of the ancient fish that swam in the warm seas of the Jurassic period.

Key Features:

Pholidophorus was an early example of a ray-finned fish, which is a key evolutionary group that includes nearly all modern fish species. This fossil provides a valuable insight into the development of fish during the Jurassic period and offers an exciting opportunity for fossil collectors and paleontology enthusiasts to own a piece of this ancient lineage.

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This Pholidophorus Partial Fish Fossil is a rare and scientifically significant piece, perfect for fossil collectors, educators, or anyone fascinated by the evolution of marine life. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this beautifully preserved fossil from the Jurassic period—add it to your collection today!