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Acastoides acutilobata (Knod, 1908)

Here is a quite large specimen of this very rare Acastoides species from .

Eldredgeia venusta (WOLFART, 1968)

This large Devonian Trilobite from Bolivia shows an very fine preservation.

Eldredgeia eocryphaeus CARVALHO 2003

Here is a prone trilobite from the devonian of Sicasica in Bolivia.
The specimen is a good example for this species.

Ditomopyge decurata

Here is a rare example of an Proetid Trilobite from the Permian age of Kansas.
The order Proetida is the last surviving trilobite order at the end of the Palaeozoic epoch.
The Trilobites where quite even rare before they completely extinct, at mass extinction event on the end of the Permian age.
This even was quite even imported like event at the end of the Cretaceous age that was responsible for extinction of Dinosaurs.

Odontopleura cf. ovata Emmrich, 1839

Here is a very rarely offered trilobite from a unusual locality, from the holly cross mountains in Poland.

Odontopleura cf. ovata Emmrich, 1839

Here is a rare example of this Trilobite species from the holly cross mountains in Poland.

Dolichopus tener WALTHER, 1904

Here is a large and rare larval stage of a crab from Solnhofen.
This fossil is also known under the synonym “Larval Stage from C”.

Codites elongatus

Here is a nice and large specimen of a sponge from the lithographic limestone of Solnhofen.

Palaeastacus fuciformis (SCHLOTHEIM)

Here is a large and very nice preserved spiny lobster from the famous site of Zandt in the Solnhofen region

Ampyxina bellatula (Savage, 1917)

Here is a very detailed preserved specimen of this trilobite from the family of Raphiophoridae.

Ampyxina bellatula (Savage, 1917)

 Good looking piece form Missouri that shows one complete trilobite and two partials.

Ampyxina bellatula (Savage, 1917)

Interesting plate with a positive and a negative of this Ordovician trilobites species from Missouri.

Ampyxina bellatula (Savage, 1917)

Here is a good preserved specimen of this trilobite from the family of Raphiophoridae.

Brooksella alternata WALCOTT, 1896

Brooksella alternata was first described by the famous palaeontologist  Charles Walcott in the year 1896. In the past thiese fossils where interpreted  as impression marks of medusas in the soft sediment.

Kainops raymondi (DELO)

Here very nice enrolled specimen of this Phacopid Trilobite from the lower Devonian of Oklahoma.

Kainops raymondi (DELO)

Here nice enrolled specimen of this Phacopid Trilobite from the lower Devonian of Oklahoma. The Fossil shows some minor compression.

Amphilichas subpunctatus ESKER

Here is a head of this rare lichid Trilobite from Oklahoma as an good example for this species.

Flexicalymene meeki (FOERSTE, 1910)

Nice little roller Trilobite.

Palaeastacus fuciformis (SCHLOTHEIM)

This spiny lobster offers a extremely detailed preservation. Please mention the all this fine spines, specialy at the front of the cranidium.  

Hefriga sp.

Here we have a rare double with two shrimps of the genus Hefriga from the famous site of Zandt in Solnhofen.

Knebelia bilobata MüNSTER, 1839

This superb specimen of a juvenile Knebelia bilobata from Solnhofen offers a outstanding preservation and a rich contrast.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here we offer a beautiful specimen of a fossil fish from the Green River Formation of Wyoming. The fossil it self is about 84 mm long.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Nice fossil fish from Wyoming that is about 116 mm long.The fish is about 100 mm long.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here is a attractive fossil fish with a body length of about 90 mm.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here we offer a beautiful specimen of a fossil fish from the Green River Formation of Wyoming. The fossil it self is about 89 mm long.

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