This fossil specimen of a Lycoptera taeniorhynchus, from the Jehol Biota in western Liaoning, China, dates back to the Early Cretaceous, approximately 125 million years ago. The fossil slab contains two complete Lycoptera fossils, each approximately 7.6 cm in length. The heads, bones, and fins are clearly defined and intact, with excellent detail. The fossils are highly separated from the light gray shale base, making them visually appealing. The slab is made of natural calcareous shale with natural cracks, showing no signs of artificial restoration. Its overall condition is excellent, making it suitable for paleontological fossil collection and public education.