This is a fossil dragonfly of the species Mesuropetala muensteri, originating from the Solnhofen limestone of Eichstätt. The specimen preserves all four wings as well as the body and is displayed on a particularly intriguing slab. The bedding surfaces show pronounced wrinkle structures.

This is a large and prone trilobite of the species Eldredgeops rana from the Devonian of New York. 

Here is a very nice cut of sweet water stromatolite of the species Conophyton amantourartensis from the Ediacarian of Morocco.

Here is a beautiful and detailed Bundenbach crinoid of the species Codiacrinus schultzei. 

This is a Bundenbach trilobite of the genus Chotecops. The trilobite shows some very nice details, such as the lenses in the schizochroal compound eyes. 

This  is a fine and detailed brittle star of the species Ophiurina lymani from the Devonian of Bundenbach. 

Here is a fossil seed pod (pteridosperms) of the genus Cardiocarpus sp. 

Here is a fossil fruit or nut from the Fur Formation. 

This plate shows two fossil conifer branches from the Lower Permian of France of the species Culmitzschia parvifolia.

Here is a fossil seed pod (pteridosperms) of the genus Cardiocarpus sp together with a branch of the species Walchia stricta .

Here is a fossil conifer branch of the species Ernestiodendron filiciforme from the Lower Permian of France. 

This fossil conifer branch from the Lower Permian of France is a specimen of the genus Culmitzchia. from the Lower Permian of France.

This is a fossil conifer branch of the species Ernestiodendron filiciforme from the Lower Permian of France. 

Here is a fossil conifer branch of the species Culmitzchia laxifolia from the Lower Permian of France. 

This Moroccan trilobite is a Morocops from Jebel Issoumour.

Here is a fine specimen of the Moroccan trilobite Hollardops mesocristata from Jebel Zguilma. 

This is a detailed fossil dragonfly of the species Stenophlebia latreilli from the Solnhofen limestones. 

This is a fossil fish of the species Ascalabos voithi from the Solnhofen limestones of Eichstätt. 

This is a fossil cockroach of the species Lithoblatta lithophila from the limestone of Eichstätt. The specimen shows remarkable organic preservation, which becomes especially clear in the UV images. The Jurassic vermin itself measures about 25 millimeters in length.