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Peronopsis segmenta (ROBISON, 1964)


Here is a  double of this rare variation of Peronopsis from the Marjum formation.

Ptychagnostus sp.

Here is a inexpensive Agnostid of the genus  Ptychagnostus.

Angelina sedgwickii (SALTER 1859)

From the lower Ordovician, the Tremadoc of Tremadog near Porthmadog comes this trilobite of the species Angelina sedgwickii.

Modocia typicalis (Resser, 1938)

This Modocia typicalis offers a enormous size and a nice and detailed preservation as well.

Trinucleus fimbriatus MURCHISON 1839

On this plate are two very detailed heads of Trinucleus fimbriatus as negative / external mould.

Trinucleus fimbriatus MURCHISON 1839

This is a example of a enrolled trilobite of the species Trinucleus fimbriatus from Wales.

Peronopsis interstricta (WHITE, 1874)

This Peronopsis interstricta was found in the “Red Beds”.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

This is a inexpensive trilobite double of Elrathia kingii from Utah.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

Here we offer a quite large and inexpensive Elrathia kingi from the Wheeler Shale.
This trilobite shows a minor disarticulation of the thorax but this does not affect the optic of the piece much.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)


Here are three trilobites of the species Elrathia kingii on one plate.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

On this plate are two complete trilobites of the species Elrathia kingi in a nice and detailed preservation.

Parabolina spinulosa (Wahlenberg, 1818)

This inexpensive double of two specimens of Parabolina spinulosa  was found in the Welsh Slate of Dogella.

Cyphaspis sp.

This trilobite is a spiny and tuberculated beauty of the genus Cyphaspis from Morocco.
On this trilobite are no restorations or reconstructions.

Lloydolithus lloydi (MURCHISON, 1839)


Here is a nice Lloydolithus lloydi with both genal spines.
The Trilobite species Lloydolithus lloydi has remakabily rare times the genial spines preserved.

Lloydolithus lloydi & Ogygiocarella sp.

On this plate are a Lloydolithus lloydi with genal spines and a Ogygiocarella.
The trilobite species Lloydolithus lloydi has remakabily rare times the genial spines preserved.

Diademaproetus sp.

This Diademaproetus sp. from Bou Dip has both genalspines freestanding. This provide the trilobite a special look.

Destombesina tafilaltensis MORZADEC, 2001

Here we have a very atractive Destombesina tafilaltensis from Zquilma.

Barrandia homfrayi Hicks, 1875

Here we offer a quite large trilobite of the species Barrandia homfrayi with very fine preserved details.

Gravicalymene arcuata

Here we offer a relative large specimen of thies trilobite of the species Gravicalymene arcuata from Wales.

Stapeleyella inconstans Whittard, 1955

This Stapeleyella inconstans shows a great contrast and it has both genal spines preserved.

Placoparia cambriensis HICKS, 1875

This  Placoparia cambriensis is a compleate and inexpensive example of this Hope Shale trilobite from Shropshire.

Cornuproetus sp.

We offer here an enormously large trilobite of the genus Cornuproetus from the devonian of Morocco.

Prionocheilus mendax (Vanĕk 1925)

The trilobite genus Prionocheilus is more known from the Czech and Portuguese Llanvirn, but it also occurs in the british ordovician. Here we offer a good example of a quite rare Prionocheilus mendax from the Llanfallteg Fm.
The Llanfallteg Fm. equals to the Hope Shales of Shropshire. Its index fossil is Didymograptus artus Elles & Wood 1901.

Dactylioceras athleticum (SIMPSON 1855)


The ammonite Dactylioceras athleticum  from Schlaifhausen is one of the most classical ammonites of the lower Jurassic of South Germany. This ammonite species was in the past very frequent found on the fields around Schlaifhausen after the ploughing. Today are new finds of Dactylioceras athleticum in Schlaifhausen possible but quite infrequent. The attraktive ammonite banks were systematly and nearly complete extracted and are now found in collections and museums around the world.

Dactylioceras athleticum (SIMPSON 1855)


The ammonite Dactylioceras athleticum  from Schlaifhausen is one of the most classical ammonites of the lower Jurassic of South Germany. This ammonite species was in the past very frequent found on the fields around Schlaifhausen after the ploughing. Today are new finds of Dactylioceras athleticum in Schlaifhausen possible but quite infrequent. The attraktive ammonite banks were systematly and nearly complete extracted and are now found in collections and museums around the world.

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