cetotolite Palæont.
(sɪˈtɒtəlaɪt)
[f. Gr. κῆτος whale + οὖς (ωτ-) ear + λίθος stone (see -lite).]
A name given to fossil ear-bones, found with associated cetaceous remains, in the Red Crag of Suffolk, where they are extensively used for the manufacture of superphosphate of potash.