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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.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here is a attractive fossil fish with a body length of about 104 mm.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

This fossil fish from the fossil lake is about 105 mm long.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here is a nice and small fossil fish plate fromWyoming.

Palinurina longipes MüNSTER, 1839

Here is a juvenile specimen of a rare Palinurina with a exceptional preservation and contrast as well.

Eryma modestiforme SCHLOTHEIM 1822

This nice Solnhofen Lobster shows a rich colour and a good preservation.

Eryma modestiforme SCHLOTHEIM 1822

Here is a exceptional good Solnhofen Lobster from the famous quarry of Zandt. The Crayfish offers a intensive contrast and a outstanding detail level.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

 Here we offer a beautiful and huge specimen of a fossil fish from the Green River Formation of Wyoming. The fossil it self is about 173 mm long.

Knightia eocaena (Jordan, 1907)

This fossil fish from the fossil lake is about 84 mm long.

Knightia eocaena (Jordan, 1907)

This cute fossil fish  pair offers some very nice details. This is a very decorative plate.
The larger fish is about 53 mm long.

Knightia eocaena (Jordan, 1907)

Nice fossil fish from Wyoming that is about 96 mm long.

Knightia eocaena (Jordan, 1907)

Here is a attractive fossil fish with a body length of about 101 mm.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here we offer a beautiful specimen of a fossil fish from the Green River Formation of Wyoming.

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