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Xiphosurid non det.

This is a inexpensive example of a Xiphosurid from the konservate - layer of the Fezouata Shale of Morocco. The genus limulus belongs to the order Xiphosura as well.

Deanaspis goldfussi (BARRANDE, 1846)

This Deanaspis goldfussi plate demonstates nicely the mode of molting on Trinucleid Trilobites.

Promicroceras planicosta,Spath 1925

On this piece from Lyme Regis are a larger and a small ammonite of the species Promicroceras planicosta.

Promicroceras planicosta,Spath 1925

On this piece from Lyme Regis are servile ammonites of the species Promicroceras planicosta.

Knightia alta (Leidy, 1873)

This is a inexpensive example of a fossil fish of the species Knightia alta from Wyoming.

Saccocoma tenella GOLDFUSS

This is a unusually detailed criniod of the species Saccocoma tenella from the lithographical Solnhofen limestone.

Saccocoma tenella GOLDFUSS

This is a flouting Criniod of the species Saccocoma tenella from the lithographical Solnhofen limestone.

Aeger spinipes (SCHLOTHEIM 1812)

This magnificent Aeger offers a outstanding colour and contrast along with a detailed preservation that is underlined by a superior preparation.

Saccocoma tenella GOLDFUSS

This is a nice and detailed double of two crinoids of the species Saccocoma tenella together with a coprolite.  Both crinoids do show nicely the pinnule on the arms.

Neochetoceras steraspis (OPPEL, 1863)

This ammonite of the species Neochetoceras steraspis shows the lamelaptychus at the end of the living chamber. The apytychus is the buck like mouth tool of the ammonites.

Saccocoma tenella GOLDFUSS

On this displayable Solnhofen plate are two fossil crinoids of the species Saccocoma tenella. Both crinoids offer a good preservation and a remarkable size for its species.

Semaeostomites zitteli (HAECKEL, 1874)

This is a enormous fossil Jellyfish from the lithographical Solnhofen limestone in pathial side view. The fossil the species Semaeostomites zitteli for nearly sure. Three of four genital fields are visible. The both in the middle seems to be overlying each other.

Propterus microstomus AGASSIZ, 1833

This awesome Solnhofen Fish belongs to the extremely rare species Propterus microstomus.
The species Propterus microstomus belongs to the Holostei.

Mesolimulus walchi DESMAREST 1822


Here is a fantastic fossil Solnhofen Limulus of the species Mesolimulus walchi.
This fossil horseshoe crab is sown fom the ventral body side and it nicely centred on a beautiful and large plate.

Stapeleyella inconstans Whittard, 1955


This trilobite of the species Stapeleyella inconstans shows a attractive colour.

Parabolinites williamsoni (Belt)

Here is a quite good specimen of this relative rare trilobite of the species Parabolinites  williamsoni with positive and negative side.

Parabolinites williamsoni (Belt)

This trilobites of the species Parabolinites  williamsoni shows a strong compression how it is not unlikely for the upper Cambrian of North Wales.

Orusia lenticularis (Wahlenberg, 1818)

Here is a small but detailed brachiopod of the species Orusia lenticularis from the late Cambrian of north Wales.

Ductina (ductina) ductifrons (R.& E.RICHTER 1923)

This is a large and nice Trilobite of the species Ductina ductifrons in full carapace preservation. The Trilobite is nicely posed on good piece of Matrix.

Mecochirus longimanatus SCHLOTHEIM, 1820

Here is a dream of a large Mecochirus longimanatus on a very rich decorated dream plate.
Mecochirus is one of the most common shrimps from the Solnhofen area but is only in rare cases nice preserved as this specimen.

Allothrissops salmoneus (BLAINVILLE, 1818)

Here is a large fossil fish of the species Allothrissops salmoneus from Eichstätt.

Spinigera spinosa GOLDFUSS

This is a relative rare fossil snail of the species Spinigera spinosa from Eichstätt.

Lithoblatta lithophila GERMAR, 1839

This fossil cockroach of the species Lithoblatta lithophila from the lithographical Solnhofen limestone offers a extremely rich preservation.

Udora brevispina MUENSTER, 1839

This fossil shrimp from Solnhofen belongs to the quite rare species Udora brevispina.

Franconipeneaus meyeri (OPPEL, 1862)

This fossil Solnhofen shrimp belongs to the species Franconipeneaus meyeri.

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