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Ogygiocarella debuchii BRONGNIART, 1822

On this plate are three larger and one small specimens of Ogygiocarella debuchii.

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

The trilobites species Ductina ductifrons belongs to the order Phacopida.
It is interesting that Ductina ductifrons in completely blind.
This specimen is a small but nice example of this german trilobite.

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

This attractive Ductina ductifrons is preserved with full calcite shell preservation.

Coronocephalus gaoluoensis (Wu, 1979)

This quite large  Coronocephalus gaoluoensis from China shoes nicely the fine spines on the pygidium.

Arthricocephalus laterilobatus Ju, 1983

This lower cambrian trilobite from China belongs to the species Arthricocephalus laterilobatus.

Changaspis elongata LEE, 1961


This is a rarely nice and detailed preserved trilobite of the species Changaspis elongate.

Eldredgeia eocryphaeus CARVALHO 2003

This nearly perfect spherical concretion contains a cephalon of a Eldredgeia venustus.
The positive side shows some erosion but the negative side offer so mush detail.

Acantopyge balliviani (Kizlowski, 1923)

This is a inexpensive example of a rare Acantopyge balliviani from Bolivia.

Ogyginus corndensis (MURCHISON,1839)

Here is a nice example of the trilobite Ogyginus corndensis from Wales.

Balcoracania dailyi POCOCK 1970

This Balcoracania dailyi shows a very inflated and detailed preservation.
Kangaroo Island. This offer includes the positive and negative side.

Balcoracania dailyi POCOCK 1970

This is a inexpensive example of the trilobite Balcoracania dailyi from the Emu Bay on Kangaroo Island. This offer includes the positive and negative side.

Dionide mareki HENRY, 1978

The trilobites species Dionide mareki is one of the great rarities of Valongo.
This Dionide specimen offer a good size and a very fine preservation.

Nobilasaphus nobilis BARRANDE 1846

Here is a small Nobilasaphus nobilis from Portugal with fine details.

Placoparia tournemini, ROUAULT 1847

On this pleasing pare are three trilobites of the species Placoparia tournemini.

Ectillaenus giganteus BURMEISTER (1843)

This trilobite comes after its species name “Ectillaenus giganteus”.

Amaltheus margaritatus MONTFORT, 1808

This deram piece of a Pleuroceras spinatum comes from the clay pit of Ledde near Tecklenburg.

Balcoracania dailyi POCOCK 1970

Here is a inexpensive example of a Emu Bay trilobite of the species Balcoracania dailyi.

Anaethalion angustus MUENSTER, 1832

This is a fossil fish of the species Anaethalion angustus from Solnhofen.
Anaethalion angustus is a rare member of the class Teleostei (ray-finn).

Zeliszkella (Zeliszkella) torrubiae. (VERNEUIL & BARRANDE 1855)

On this plate are two quite rare Valongo Trilobites. The larger trilobite belongs to the species Zeliszkella torrubiae and the smaller trilobite is a in Portugal also uncommon Prionocheilus mendax.

Acanthochirana angulata OPPEL, 1862

This fossil shrimp belongs to the rare species Acanthochirana angulata.
Acanthochirana angulata is so far the rarest species of the genus Acanthochirana.

Zamites feneonis BRONGBIART

Zamites feneonis belongs to the grub of cycad or palm ferns that are also a kind of living Fossil like the Limulus.

Echinoid with spines

Here we offer a rare echinoid with spines from the lithographical limestone of Wattendorf.

Lithoblatta lithophila GERMAR, 1839

This fossil cockroach of the species Lithoblatta lithophila from the lithographical limestone of Eichstätt offers a fine preservation.

Knightia alta (Leidy, 1873)

This fossil fish was found on the famous site of the Fossil Lake in Wyoming.

Hoekaspis matacensis (HOEK in STEINMANN & HOEK, 1912)

Here is a quite large Trilobite of the species Hoekaspis matacensis from the Ordovizian of Bolivia.

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