A rich plate from the famous Burgess Shale with a large Olenoides, a agnostid and on the backside a rare soft body fossil of a worm that maybe belongs to Ottoia prolifica.

The famous Burgess shale and its unique and famous fossil beds was discovered in the year 1909 by Charles Doolittle Walcott. Since 1981 is this fossil lagerstaette a UNESCO World Heritage Site because its localisation in the Yoho National Park and of course also its high significance for the understanding of the early life on our planet.

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