This is a Kushlukia Rabbit Fish Teeth Palette Fossil from the Gault Clay Formation, dating back to the Albian stage of the Cretaceous period, discovered in Folkestone, Kent, United Kingdom. This fascinating fossil represents the dental palette of a rabbit fish, known for its distinctive flattened teeth used to crush hard-shelled prey. The specimen showcases a well-preserved arrangement of teeth, providing a unique glimpse into the marine life of the ancient Cretaceous seas. This fossil is part of the renowned Alice Purnell Collection, celebrated for its significant paleontological contributions.

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This Kushlukia Rabbit Fish Teeth Palette Fossil provides an extraordinary look into the feeding mechanisms of ancient marine life and serves as both a scientifically valuable specimen and a visually striking piece. Secure this authentic fossil from the world-renowned Alice Purnell Collection today.

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