 It consists of 1133 disarticulated elements of the skeleton, mostly fin ray fragments, probably of a single individual.Another specimen, BMNH P.6922, contains additional probable fragmentary remains of "Leedsichthys".Woodward also identified a specimen previously acquired from the French collector Tesson, who had in 1857 found them in the Falaises des Vaches Noires of Normandy, BMNH 32581, as the gill rakers of "Leedsichthys".