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Ogygiocarella debuchii BRONGNIART, 1822

Here is a inexpensive example of a Ogygiocarella debuchii with fine details.
The fossil shows nicely the hypostome.

Porterfieldia punctata (Crosfield & Skeat).

Here is a truly outstanding Porterfieldia punctata from Wales.

Aegocrioceras capricornu (Römer, 1841)

Here is a large heteromorph ammonite of the rare species Aegocrioceras capricornu from Resse in Germany.

Modocia weeksensis

Here we have a nice trilobite -  cluster with four specimens of Modocia weeksens from the upper cambrian Weeks - Fm. of Utah.

Nephalicephalus beebei

Here is a very detailed  study piece of a seldom Nephalicephalus beebei from the upper cambrian Weeks - Formation.

Weeksina unispina (Walcott, 1916)

Here is a extemly fine preserved specimen of a rare Weeksina unispina.
The name providing feature of this trilobite species is the small spine on the rachis.

Neochetoceras sterapsis (OPPEL 1863)

Here is a good Solnhofen Ammonite of the species Neochetoceras  sterapsis.
The Ammonite is about 59 mm in diameter.

Bynumina lirae Kurtz 1975

Here is a very small and rare trilobite from the upper Cambrian of Missouri.
Bynumina lirae is referred to be the smallest trilobite of the world.

Pleuroceras spinatum (Bruguière 1789)

Nice ammonite of the species Pleuroceras spinatum from the Plinsbachian of Eislingen.

Amaltheus gibbosus (SCHLOTHEIM, 1820)

Here is a good Amaltheus gibbosusfrom the lower jurasic of Eislingen.

Trimerocephalus caecus (Gürich, 1896)

Here is a quite large Trimerocephalus caecus from the holly cross mountains in Poland.

Amaltheus gibbosus (SCHLOTHEIM, 1820)

Here is a nice Amaltheus gibbosus from the plinsbachian of Eislingen.
The typical spines are nicely preserved.

Amaltheus margaritatus MONTFORT, 1808

Here is a nice Amaltheus margaritatus from Eislingen with a diameter of about 53 mm.

Nodicoeloceras fonticulus (Simpson,1855)

The Ammonite species Nodicoeloceras fonticulus is a quite rare member of the family of Dactylioceratidae. This specimen is from Sommerset.

Harpoceras falciferum (Sowerby 1820)

Here is a quite large specimen of Harpoceras falciferum from the lower jurassic of Somerset.

Harpoceras falciferum (Sowerby 1820)

Here is a nice specimen of Harpoceras falciferum from the lower jurassic of Somerset.

Harpoceras falciferum (Sowerby 1820)

Here is a wonderful Harpoceras falciferum from the lower British Jurassic of Somerset.
The specimen it ver inflated preserved and shows very nice details.

Peronopsis integra (BEYRICH, 1845)

Here is a quite rare Peronopsis integra from the Czech Paradoxides gracilis-zone.

Otarion diffractum (Zenker, 1833)

Here is a Otarion diffractum from Kosov with positive and negative side as well.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a attractive piece with Dalmanitina socialis cephalon un one plate.
The plate offers a nice preservation and a rich contrast.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here a very large and nice head of a Dalmanitina socialis in a atraktive black to brown colour.

Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a nice and 3dimensional cephalon of a Dalmanitina socialis with a nice colour.

Acanthalomina minuta (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a nice and large specimen of Acanthalomina minuta or in the old fashioned also Diacanthaspis (Acanthalomina) minuta. The piece comes inclusive the counterpart.

Colpocoryphe bohemica. (Vanek, 1965)

Here is a rare specimen of a Colpocoryphe bohemica from Rokycany.

Pharostoma vokovicense Vaněk 1965

Here is a set of a cephalion and a pygidium of a very rare Pharostoma vokovicense. Especially the head shows some very nice preservation.

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