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Paradoxides gracilis (BOECK, 1827)

Here we have a large Czech Paradoxides gracilis as exuvia.
On the same layer is a pair of librigena that are belongs most likely to this trilobite specimen because of its size and position.

Barrandia homfrayi Hicks, 1875

Here we have a very detailed Barrandia homfrayi with a nice colour from Shropshire, England.

Paradoxides gracilis (BOECK, 1827)

Here is a very large specimen of a Czech Paradoxides gracilis.

Pricyclopyge longicephala (Klouceck, 1916)

Here is a very rare Pricyclopyge longicephala from the Czech Ordovician.

Pustulina minuta (SCHLOTHEIM, 1822)

Here is a superb preserved speciemen of a rare Pustulina minuta from Solnhofen.

Odontopleura ovata Emmrich, 1839

Here is a good specimen of a Odontopleura ovata that shows nicely the long spines

Eccaparadoxides pusillus (Barrande)

On this piece is a enrolled specimen of a Eccaparadoxides pussillus together with other a half  Eccaparadoxides.

Olenellus gilberti & Olenellus chifensis

Here is a very atraktive double of a beautiful Olenellus gilberti and a pathological cephalon of a Olenellus chifensis.

Olenellus gilberti (Meek in White, 1874)

Here is a beautiful Olenellus gilberti in a rare calcite shell preservation.

Olenellus gilberti (Meek in White, 1874)

Here is a fantastic Olenellus gilberti from the classical Ruin Wash site in Nevada.

Dalmanites wandongensis Gill, 1948

Here is a inexpansive example of the very rarly offered trilobite of the species Dalmanites wandongensis from the Silurian of Australia.

Dalmanites wandongensis Gill, 1948

Here is a nice pygidium of a very rarly offered trilobite of the species Dalmanites wandongensis from the Silurian of Australia.
 

Dalmanites wandongensis Gill, 1948

Here is a pygidium of a Dalmanites wandongensis from the Silurian of Australia.

Didymograptus denticulatus, Perner 1895

Here is a rarly offerd Didymograptus denticulatus from the Ordovician Fillmore Formation of Utah.

Weberides mucronata (McCOY, 1844)

Here is a inexpensive double of two very rare trilobites from the British middle carboniferous (Namurrian). Both trilobite belog to the species Weberides mucronata. In the carboniferous time trilobites become already uncommon.

Platycalymene tasgarensis Shirley, 1936

Platycalymene tasgarensis is one of the rarities of the british Ordovician trilobites.

Agraulos ceticephalus (Barrande, 1846)

Here is a large Agraulos ceticephalus from the classical site of Skryje.

Mesobelostonum deperditum GERMAR, 1839

Here is a huge Water Bug with open wings, the specimen belongs to the more rare species Mesobelostonum deperditum.

Dicranurus hamatus (HALL,1862)

Here is a interesting specimen of a rare Dicranurus hamatus from Oklahoma.
This trilobite does show servile not healed injuries on the left body side.

Ellipsocephalus hoffi (Schlotheim, 1823)

Here is a very fine and detaild preserved Ellipsocephalus hoffi.with both cheeks.

Ellipsocephalus hoffi (Schlotheim, 1823)

Hier ist ein typischer Trilobit aus Tschechien der Art Ellipsocephalus hoffi.

Paradoxides gracilis (BOECK, 1827)

Here a charming trilobite double of Paradoxides gracilis from Jince.

Paradoxides gracilis (BOECK, 1827)

Here is a very large Paradoxides gracilis in a nice and inflated preservation.

Ellipsocephalus hoffi (Schlotheim, 1823)

Here is a unusually large Ellipsocephalus hoffi from Jince.

Ellipsocephalus hoffi (Schlotheim, 1823)

Ellipsocephalus hoffi is a typical trilobite of the Czech middle Cambrian .

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