Premium Bivalve sp.Birostrina Sulcata. Cretaceous Gault clay, Folkstone.

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This fossil bivalve, Birostrina sulcata, comes from the famous Gault Clay of Folkestone, a site renowned for its beautifully preserved Cretaceous fossils. Bivalves are members of the mollusc family, related to modern clams and mussels, and lived buried in the ancient chalk seabed.

This particular specimen shows the distinct shell form of this species, making it a fantastic addition for collectors interested in Cretaceous marine life. Supplied with a label of provenance, this is ideal as a starter piece or for adding variety to an existing fossil collection.

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Bivalve sp. – Birostrina sulcata
Cretaceous Period (~100 million years ago)
Gault Clay, Folkstone, Kent, UK

Perfect for display, education, or as a unique gift for fossil enthusiasts.

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