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Ptychoparioides henkli Kordule, 2006

Here is a head of Ptychoparioides henkli as a interesting study piece of this very rare trilobite species.

Conocoryphe cirina (Barrande, 1846)

Here is a nice and quite large trilobite of the species Conocoryphe cirina from the middle cambrian of Czech Republic.

Conocoryphe cirina (Barrande, 1846)

Here is a excellent specimen of Conocoryphe cirina in a super nice preservation.

Cromus beaumonti (Barrande, 1852)

Here is a nice hand pice from the Silurian of the Barrandian region with a head and a tails of Cromus beaumonti what is a very rare trilobite species. On the piece are also some Otarion heads as well.

Conocoryphe cirina (Barrande, 1846)

Here is a absolute dream of a multiple trilobite plate of three Conocoryphe cirina from the Barrandian area.

Solenopleurina tyrovicensis (Ruļicka, 1938)

Here is a very rare trilobite cephalon of Solenopleurina tyrovicensis from the midde Cambrian of the Czech Republic.

Ellipsocephalus hoffi (Schlotheim, 1823)

Here is a very large specimen of  Ellipsocephalus hoffi in a outstanding preservation.

Sthenarocalymene celebra RAYMOND, 1916

Here is a nice crytelised Sthenarocalymene celebra from the  Silurian Cedarville Dolomit of Ohio.

Ogygopsis typicalis (Resser, 1939)

Here is a rare Ogygopsis typicalis from Idaho. The Trilobite genus Ogygopsis is actually typical for the famous Burgess Shale.

Modocia typicalis (Resser, 1938) & Ptychagnostus sp.

Here is a quite rare Modocia typicalis from the Marjum Formation of Utah in a superb preservation.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870) & Bolaspidella sp.

Here is a inexpensive trilobite double of a Elrathia kingii and a  Bolaspidella sp. from the Wheeler - Shale in  Utah.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

Here is a good  Elrathia kingii from the middle Cambrian Wheeler - Shale of Utah.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

Here is a a patological Elrathia kingii with a nice bite mark. Trilobites with injurys are quite uncommon in the Wheeler  Shale of Utah. For this kind of injury is many times Anomalocaris referred as the creator but this seems to be implausible.

Chotecops sp.

Here is a large and nice Hunsruck Slate trilobite from Bundenbach.  This Chotecops is shown from the lateral body side what is unusual in Bundenbach. It is a nearly prone specimen.  The fossil also offers a fine and detaild preservation. The single lenses of the Schizochroal  trilobite eye are good visibile for example.

Nephrolenellus geniculatus Palmer, 1998

Here is a very rare Nephrolenellus geniculatus with the delicate opistothorax preserved from the Ruin Wash locality in Nevada.

Olenellus gilberti (Meek in White, 1874)

Here is a Outstanding gilberti from the lower Cambrian of Nevada in a remarkable preservation.

Asteropyge sp.

Here is a rare Asteropyge from Bundenbach with a very good and solid substance.

Dolichoharpes procliva (Esker 1964)

Hire is a super nice Cephalon of this rare Harpes Species from Oklahoma.
Please note the nice and rich colour of this Harpes head.

Bolaspidella sp.

Here is a superb Bolaspidella from the Majum formation of Utah.

Ptychagnostus punctuosus (Angelin, 1851)

Here is a very detailed specimen of this rare Agnostid trilobite in a attractive dark red Colour.

Pseudocybele lemurei Ross, 1951

Here is a enrolled specimen of this rare trilobite from the Fillmore formation as inexpensive study piece.

Oxycerites sp.

Nice ammonite fossil  from Sengenthal in Germany with about 45 mm diameter.

Eophacops musheni (Salter 1864)

Here is a very rare Silurian Phacopid trilobite from Great Brittan.

Onymagnostus seminula (WHITEHOUSE, 1939)

Here is a very rare agnostid trilobite from the Chisholm Formation of Utah.

Densonella semele (Walcott, 1916)

Here is a nice specimen of a  Densonella semele from the upper Cambrian Weeks Formation.

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