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Elrathia kingi MEEK, 1870

Here  is a nice Elrathia with both cheeks.

Viaphacops bomifrons

Beautiful and completely prone specimen of this unusual  Phacops from the Devonian of Oklahoma.

Basidechinella rowi (Green, 1838)

Here is a very attractive and rare Devonian Proetid trilobite from New York.

Homotelus bromidensis (ESKER, 1964)

This completely enrolled trilobite shows a very interesting speciality. It is not only a Fossil trilobite is also a fossil Spirit leve.

Odontocephalus aegeria (Meek and Worthen, 1868)

Here is a complete example of this rare trilobite from the Devonian of Pennsylvania.

Odontocephalus aegeria (Meek and Worthen, 1868)

Here is a large example of this rare trilobite from Pennsylvania.

Kettneraspis c.f. bayarti (VIESEN, 2007)

Here is a very detailed preserved trilobite that shows a complete prone posing.

Leachoilia illecebrosus (Hou, 1987)

Here is a rare Arthropod shown in side view. The body shows a nice segmantation segments and a lot a details including the legs.

Mesuropetala sp.

Here is the lower wing of a dragonfly of the genus Mesuropetala.
The fossil shows an outstanding, detailed preservation of the elder structures of the wing.

Asaphiscus wheeleri MEEK, 1873

Here is a nice complete Specimen of the relative rare Trilobite from the Wheeler Fm. of Utah.

Peronopsis interstricta (WHITE, 1874)

More than a dozen of this agnostid trilobites are on this about 190 x 160 mm large plate.

Viaphacops bomifrons

Here is good Sample of this Devonian phacopid trilobite from Oklahoma.

Calymene niagarensis (Hall 1852)

Nice and detaild preserved Calymene from the silurian of New York.

Dalmanites limulurus (GREEN 1832)

Dalmanites limulurus is one of the most popular and of course one of the most attractive Trilobites from the Rochchester shale of New York.

Radnoria bretti Adrain & Tetreault 2005

This Specimen is a very good example of this rare Silurian Proetid Trilobite from New York.

Dalmanites limulurus (GREEN 1832)

Dalmanites limulurus is one of the most popular and of course one of the most attractive Trilobites from the Rochchester shale of New York.

Monodechenella macrocephala (Hall)

Here is a large pygidium of this rare Devonian New York Trilobite that offers a wonderful preservation.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here is a very joung juvinile fossil fish from the Eocene of Wyoming.

Flexicalymene senaria (CONRAD, 1841)

A very large Flexicalymene senaria in a outstanding Preservation.

Flexicalymene senaria (CONRAD, 1841)

Here is a rare Flexicalymene senaria with a extraordinary detail level.

Ceraurus pleurexanthemus Green

Here is a very nice Ceraurus  with great details from Kanada.

Archaeolepas sp. & Physodoceras sp.

This phiece shows a Ammonite that was overgrown by Barnacles.

Coltraneia oufatenesis MORZARDEC 2001

Here is a typical Hollardops mesocristata in a wonderfully detailed Preservation.
The Trilobite is prone, a bit concave on the middle of the Matrix.

Metacanthina issoumourensis Morzardec 2001

Here is a very detailed preserved trilobite. The fossil shows remarkable fine preserved surface of the carapace.

Metacanthina issoumourensis Morzardec 2001

This trilobite offers an outstanding level of details and a attractive posing on a fantastic Matrix as well. It also shows some interesting details. On the Rachis is a fairly visible line of median nodes. This seems to be a variable species attribute of Metacanthina issoumourensis.

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