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Trimerocephalus caecus (Gürich, 1896)

Here is a good example of a rare Trimerocephalus caecus from the holly cross mountains in Poland.

Zamites feneonis BRONGBIART

Here is a fine preserved specimen of the jurassic cycad species Zamites feneonis.
Cycads are so called living fossils, very similar forms of cycads are still exist today.

Zamites feneonis BRONGBIART

Here is a rarely nice branch of the jurassic Cycad species Zamites feneonis.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a anthracite dark coloured head of a Dalmanitina socialis in a detailed 3dimensional preservation.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a nice cephaloin of a Dalmanitina socialis from the Barrandian region.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Hier is a inexpensive example of a very good preserved cephalon of a Dalmanitina socialis.

Acastacephala downingiae (SALTER, 1864)

Her eis a inexpensive example of a Acastacephala downingiae from the Wenlock age of thw Wenlock edge .

Brachyaspidion sulcatum ROBINSON, 1964

Here is a complete example of this seldom trilobite from Utah.

Pseudosphaerexochus octolobatus (MCoy, 1849)

Here is a trilobite rarity from the famous Starfish Bed’s of Girvan in Scotland.

Coleoptera non det.

Here is a nice jurassic beetle with a open elytra.

Odonata non det.

Here is a  nice and interesting example of a feeding remain of a Dragonfly with a detailed bite mark. 

Leonaspis c.f. maura Alberti, 1969

Here is a outstanding specimen of a Leonaspis from the upper lower Devonian beds of Morocco.

Harpes (Bohemoharpes) sp.

Here is as a big rarity a superb preserved Harpes cephalon from the Dicranurus couche of Atchana.

Geesops schlotheimi BRONN

This enrolled Eiffel Trilobite from the Devonian of Germany is shown from a unusual perspective.

Hyolithellus sp.

This fossils are interpreted as beard worms or tube worms(Siboglinidae).
This pice here is from the lower Cambrian beds of Goerlitz in Germany.
It is still not completely clear if this fossil specimens are to be accounted to the family of the Siboglinidae. The most popular today living members of the Siboglinidae are living on the hydrotermal  vents of the deep sea, the so called “Black smoker”.

Serrodiscus (Eodiscus) silesius RICHTER & RICHTER, 1941

Here is a double with a positive and a natitive of this very old trilobite of the sub order Eodiscina.

Serrodiscus (Eodiscus) silesius RICHTER & RICHTER, 1941

Here is a large eodiscus cephalon from the lower Cambrian of Görlitz (Germany).

Ogyginus corndensis (MURCHISON,1839)

Here is a attractive trilobite triple with thre specimens of Ogyginus corndensis from wales.

Barrandia homfrayi Hicks, 1875

Here is a large Barrandia homfrayi with a rich contrast from the ordovician of Wales.

Ogygiocarella debuchii BRONGNIART, 1822

Here is a nice „welsh  flat fish”  that is actually a Trilobite from the family of  Asaphidae.

Lloydolithus lloydi (MURCHISON, 1839)

Hee is a compleate example of the trilobite Lloydolithus lloydi  from Shropshire.

Ampyx linleyensis WHITTARD, 1955

Here is a nice large specimen of a Ampyx linleyensis from the Hope - Shales of Shorpshire.

Onnia sp.

Here is a attractive Onnia from the Ordovician of Morocco.

Barrandeops granulops (CHATTERTON et al., 2006)

Here is a inexpensive roller of Barrandeops granulops from Zquilma.

Odontochile hausmanni (Brongniart, 1822)

Here is a very detaild pygidium of a Odontochile hausmanni from the Pragian Layers of Prague.

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