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Bactrocrinites jaeckeli Schmidt, 1934

Here is a fine Bundenbach vriniod of the species Bactrocrinites jaeckeli with a quite long stem. The Bactrocrinites itself is about 135 mm long.

Chotecops sp.

This is a quite inflated study piece of a Bundenbach trilobite of the genus Chotecops.
The Chotecops is about 29 mm wide.

Chotecops sp.

Her eis a enrolled Trilobite of the genus Chotecops from Bundenbach in a good preservation.
Both eyes do show the compound eye structures of the phacopid trilobite eye.

Ophiurina lymani (Stürtz, 1889)

This is a example of a rare Brittlestar of the species Ophiurina lymani from Bundenbach.

Furcaster palaeozoicus (Stürtz, 1886)

This Furcaster palaeozoicus from Bundenbach is a very detailed example piece of a brittle star.  The body disk shows some nice preserved micro structures.

Furcaster palaeozoicus (Stürtz, 1886)

Here is a very nice  brittle star of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus from the famous Bundenbach Slate. The fossil offers a fine and detailed preservation.

Ornamentaspis frankenwaldensis WURM 1925

This is a absolute trilobite rarity from the middle cambrian of Germany of the species Ornamentaspis frankenwaldensis .

Eryma punctatum Oppel, 1861

This is a example piece of a Eryma punctatum from the Painten Quarry
The fossil itself is about 60 mm long what is not very large for Eryma punctatum from Painten.

Neseuretus tristani BRONGNIART in DESMAREST (1817)


Here is a detailed and inflated preserved Neseuretus tristani fromValongo.
With about 79 mm shows this trilobite a nice size.

Dionide mareki HENRY, 1978

This is a almost complete example of a rare Dionide mareki from Valongo.

Isabelinia glabrata Salter, 1853

This Isabelinia  glabrata is found in a concretion in the shale so that it is very inflated preserved. The occurrence Trilobite concretions is quite uncommon for Valongo.

Eodalmanitina destombesi (HENRY, 1966)

On this Valongo plate are one and a half trilobite of the spcies Eodalmanitina destombesi.
The trilobites shows a nice colour and contrast to the matrix.

Zamites feneonis BRONGBIART

Here is a rarely nice branch of the jurassic cycad species Zamites feneonis.
The fossil was found at the classical lithographical limestone site of Brunn near Solnhofen.
This specimen does show well that Zamites was capable to remove the front end  of a branch.
The fine leaf structures are remarkably nice preserved.

Hefriga serrata (MüNSTER, 1839)

This is a unusually large specimen of a very detailed Hefriga serrata from Eichstätt.
This Fossil shrimp offers a detaild preservation and a attractive colour.
The Hefriga itself does have a body length of about 60 mm without antenna.

Lithacoceras sp.

Here is a remarkebly large Solnhofen - Ammonite of the genus Lithacoceras.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

This trilobite head of Dalmanitina socialis offers a wonderful colour play along with some exquisite details. Especially the one eye lets see the single lenses of the compound eye very well.

Deanaspis goldfussi (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a unusually large cephalon of the trilobite Deanaspis goldfussi  from the Czech Republic.

Deanaspis goldfussi (BARRANDE, 1846) & Dalmanitina socialis (BAR

This is a attractive and rich trilobite pice with Deanaspis goldfussi and Dalmanitina socialis in a detailed 3d preservation.

Protolenus (Protolenus) interscriptus GEYER 1990

Thies carefully prepared trilobite of the species Protolenus interscriptus offers a very detailed preservation.

Asaphellus fezouataensis Vidal, 1998

This inflated preserved trilobite belongs to the species Asaphellus fezouataensis.

Colpocoryphe grandis (SNAJDR, 1956)

This relative common trilobite belongs to the species Colpocoryphe grandis.

Euloma sp.

Here is a quite large Euloma from the Fezouata- shale of Morocco.

Kymataspis arenosa GEYER, 1990

This is a trilobite of the species Kymataspis arenosa from the middle cambrian of Morocco.

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.

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