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Balcoracania dailyi POCOCK 1970

Here is a rare trilobite that belongs to the species Balcoracania dailyi from the lower Cambrian of Australia.

Asaphellus c.f. desideratus (Barrande, 1872)

 Here is a very large and nice preserved Asaphellus with 194 mm length in a nice geode.

Acastacephala downingiae (SALTER, 1864)

Here is a mostly prone specimen of a silurian trilobite from the british Coalbrookdale - Formation. This specimen belongs to the species Acastacephala downingiae and is a economic example of this quite rare species.

Kingapis sp.

Here is a nice and prone specimen of a Kingaspis from Marocco.

Kingaspoides c.f brevifrons (Hupe, 1953)

This Kingaspoides comes with the positive and negative side as well.

Kingapis sarhroensis GEYER 1990

Here is a Kingaspis sarhroensis with both cheeks and genal spines intact.

Latikingaspis c.f. alatus (HUPÉ, 1953)

Here is a very rare sample of a Latikingaspis from the Cambrian of  Morocco.

Protolenus sp.

Here is a inexpensive example of a trilobite of the genus Protolenus from the Tahoucht.

Protolenus cf interscriptus GEYER 1990

Here is a nice example of a trilobite of the genus Protolenus from the Tahoucht site in Jbel Ougnate massive.

Kingapis sarhroensis GEYER 1990

Here is a nice specimen of a Kingapis  sarhroensis from the der Jbel Wawrmast formation. The genus Kingapis is quite typical for the middle Cambrian sediments of Morocco.

Daguinaspis ambroggii HUPE & ABADIE, 1950

Here is a rarely offerd trilobite from the lower Cambrian of Morocco.
Daguinaspis ambroggii is one of the leading trilobite species that is used for the zonation of the Cambrian sediments of Morocco.

Phillipsinella parabola Barrande, 1846

Here is a complete sample of a rare Phillipsinella parabola from Girvan.
The genus Phillipsinella is very widely distributed in the upper Ordovician.

Olenus micrurus Salter, 1849

This complete and quite large Olenus micrurus from from North - Wales offers very detailed preservation.

Gogia spiralis ROBINSON et al. 1989

Here is a very nice specimen of a Eocrinoid ("dawn crinoids") in a superb preparation.

Plesioteuthis prisca (RüPPEL 1829)

Here is a rare Solnhofen squid of the species Plesioteuthis prisca in a nice and detailed soft tissue pseservation that shows also muscle fibires of the body and the tentacle crown as well.

Caturus furcatus AGASSIZ, 1834

Here is a large predatory fish of the species Caturus furcatus  from the classical jurassic site of Solnhofen.

Phacops (Barrandeops) ovatus McKellar & Chatterton 2009

Here is a quite atractive Barrandeops ovatus from Jebel Oufaten.

Asteropyge sp. A R. & E. Richter, 1943

Here is a very rare Trilobite from the lower devonian of north Morocco.
This species of the family of the Asteropyginae was already discriped very early by Rudolf and Emma Richter in 1943 under open nomenclature.
Deanaspis goldfussi (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a very detailed preserved  Deanaspis goldfussi from the Ordovician of Letná - Formation of the Czech Republic.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a inexpensive and attractive example of a Dalmanitina from the Czech Republic.

Cymatophlebia longialata GERMAR 1839

Here is a large and nice Dragonfly from the lithographic limestone of Solnhofen.
This impressive fossil insect shows a wingspan of about 145 mm.

Olenus caractaci SALTER

Here is a quite large Olenus caractaci from the upper Cambrian of north Wales with both cheeks.

Lloydolithus lloydi (MURCHISON, 1839)

Here is a shiny golden trilobite from Shropshire.  

Changaspis elongata LEE, 1961

Here is a quite nice Changaspis elongata from the lower Cambrian of China.

Changaspis elongata LEE, 1961

Here is a very nice Changaspis elongata from the early cambrian sediments of China.

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