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K1678 preserves the neural arches, spines and haemal spines of Coelacanthus, an extinct coelacanth fish that lived during the Late Jurassic, approximately 157–145 million years ago. This specimen was collected from Dorset in December 2004.
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K1885 is a near complete specimen containing an articulated skull, ribs, vertebrae, a scapula, partial coracoid, humerus and paddle digits from Ichthyosaurus, an extinct marine reptile that lived during the Late Jurassic, approximately 157–145 million years ago. Collected 2009.
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K1583 is the dentary (lower jaw bone) of Caturus, an extinct ray-finned fish that lived during the Late Jurassic, approximately 163.5–145 million years ago. It was an active predator, using its long, tooth-filled jaws to catch smaller fish and cephalopods.
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K1212 is a coprolite, or fossilised dung, collected from Wiltshire in May 1993. Coprolites provide direct evidence of diet and digestive processes and can sometimes contain bone fragments, scales, or shells from the animal’s last meals.
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