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Eldredgeia venustus (WOLFART, 1968)

Here we offer a devonian trilobite nodule from Bolivia with a trilobite of the species Eldredgeia venustus. The concretion comes with the counterpart.

Hemitiaris stramonium (Agassiz, in Agassiz & Desor, 1847)

This Fossil Echinoid was found in Swiss Jurassic and it belogs to the species Hemitiaris stramonium.

Heteraster oblongus (dOrbigny, 1853)

This is a fossil echinoid of the species Heteraster oblongus from the lower Cretaceous of France.
 

Heteraster oblongus (dOrbigny, 1853)

This is a echinoid fossil  of the species Heteraster oblongus from the lower Cretaceous of France. This Heteraster offers a very nice detail preservation.

Acastoides acutilobata (Knod, 1908)

This trilobite from Bolivia belongs to the more rare species Acastoides acutilobata.
The fossil offers a attractive, completely prone posing. This trilobite concretion comes also with the counterpart with negative side.

Galerites vulgaris (LESKE, 1778)

This Galerites vulgaris shows the typical compressed preservation that is just too common on baltic chalk fossils

Tylocidaris baltica (Schlüter, 1892)

This isolated echinoid spines belongs to the species Tylocidaris baltica.

Garantiana (Orthogarantiana) schroederi (BENTZ)

This Ammonite fossil of the species Garantiana (Orthogarantiana) schroederi was found in the quite unknown locality of Velpe near Osnabrück. The Fossil does show a fair preservation but it offers anyway a decorative posing on the matrix.

Lytoceras fimbriatum (Sowerby, 1817)

Here we have a larger specimen of a Lytoceras fimbriatum from the Pliensbachian of the clay pit Bonenburg.

Macrocephalites macrocephalus (Schlotheim, 1813)

This is a absolute dream piece of a Macrocephalites macrocephalus from the Porta Westfalica.
This top specimen of this very decorative ammonite species offers a full preservation of the shell, down to the juvenile coils. With nearly 8 cm is this ammonite also unusually large.

Macrocephalites macrocephalus (Schlotheim, 1813)

This ammonite from the Porta Westfalica, in Germany is a inexpensive example for the species Macrocephalites macrocephalus.

Galerites vulgaris (LESKE, 1778)

This is a fossil echinoid of the species Galerites vulgaris from the upper cretaceous.

Carneithyris subcardinalis (SAHNI, 1925)

This is a quite typical Brachiopod from the upper Maastrichtian of the Baltic Chalk.
It belogs to the species Carneithyris subcardinalis.

Tylocidaris baltica (Schlüter, 1892)

This Echinoid Spines belongs to the species Tylocidaris baltica.

Salenia (Pleurosalenia) anthophora Müller, 1847

Here is a regular echinoid of the species Salenia (Pleurosalenia) anthophora from the chalk of Denmark. Like all regular echinoids is also this species a rarity in the baltic chalk.

Salenocidaris minima (Agassiz & Desor, 1846)

Here is a rare Salenocidaris minima from the lower Danian of Stevens Klint as a inexpensive example.

Gauthieria pseudoradiata (Schlüter 1863)

We offer here a regular echinoid of the species Gauthieria pseudoradiata from the upper Maastrichtian.

Galerites vulgaris (LESKE, 1778)

Here is a fossil echinoid of the species Galerites vulgaris on a nice piece of chalk.

Galerites vulgaris (LESKE, 1778)

This fossil echinoid shows due it’s light deformation nicely the plate pattern.
This specimen belongs to the species Galerites vulgaris.

Galerites vulgaris (LESKE, 1778)

This fossil echinoid of the species Galerites vulgaris was found in the chalk of Denmark.
The fossil does offer a nice preservation without any deformations. It is presented on the original chalk matrix.

Galerites vulgaris (LESKE, 1778)

This echinoid fossil shows a rare variation of preservation, a fossil spirit level.
After the embedding in the soft sediment was this echinoid fossil only partial filled with chalk mud, so that a water bubble was preserved in the upper level. In the later progress of digenesis of the sediment was this hollow space partial filled with calcite crystals.

Codiacrinus schultzei (FOLLMANN, 1887)

This quite large crinoid of the species Codiacrinus schultzei is a inexpensive example of this very collectable Bundenbach fossil.

Proromma powysensis Curtis & Lane, 1997

This Cepahlon is a inexpensive example of a very rare Trilobite of the species Proromma powysensis from Wales.
Proromma powysensis is a member of the Trilobite Family of  Cheiruridae.

Chotecops sp.

Here is a unusual large and well preserved pygidium with some pleural segments of a Bundenbach trilobite of the genus Chotecops.

Zaphrentis sp. (Coral)

This is a Solitaire coral of the genus Zaphrentis sp and was found in the loweder Devonian of Bundenbach. Corals are not so popular Fossils from Bundenbach so they are rarely offered.

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