K595 is an incomplete fish skeleton collected in 1989, measuring approximately 210 mm x 70 mm. Although fragmentary, partial skeletons like this preserve body proportions that help distinguish between slow, deep-bodied fishes and faster, more streamlined swimmers.
K519 is a skeleton of a leptolepidid fish collected from Dorset in 1989. Leptolepidids were small, agile fishes that likely formed dense shoals. As an early branch of modern teleosts, they are important for understanding the origins of today’s vast diversity of ray-finned fishes.