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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.

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.

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