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Ascalabos voithi (MÜNSTER, 1834)

Here is an unusual large specimen of a Ascalabos in a superb split quality.

Jenkinsonia varga Robison, 1971

Here is a rare juvinile Trilobite from the middle Cambrian Wheeler Shale.
Jenkinsonia varga is one of the quite very rare trilobite species from Utah.

Elrathia kingi MEEK, 1870

Here is a nice and large specimen of a Elrathia from the Wheeler Shale.

Phacops sp.

This Phacops from Bou Dip shows very good how Trilobtes sometimes can be found in the field.

Parabolinites williamsoni

Here we have a cute double of this quite rare trilobite species from the upper Cambrian of noth Walles.

Dolichoharpes procliva Esker, 1964

Here is an complete Cephalon of this rare Harpes species.

Aphelaspis westropi (Chatterton & Ludvigsen, 1998)

Here is quite bigger specimen of this nice trilobite species from the McKay Group.

Pterocephalia norfordi Chatterton & Ludvigsen, 1998

Here is nice example of this  rare trilobite species  from the McKay Group.

Aphelaspis sp. & Pseudagnostus communis (Hall and Whitfield, 187

Here is a very rare double of this rare Agnostid with a also uncommon Trilobites from the upper Cambrian age of Canada.

Aphelaspis westropi (Chatterton & Ludvigsen, 1998)

Here is a beautiful double of this quite rare trilobite from the upper Cambrian age of Canada.

?Wujiajiania sp.

Here is a very detaild preserved specimen of this still undricriped species from the der McKay Group.

Mesolimulus walchi DESMAREST 1822

Here is a quite good Limulus from Eichsätt with death trail.

Triarthrus eatoni (HALL, 1838)

This outstanding Triarthrus from New York offers a extremely 3-dimensional preservation that shows some delicious surface details of the carapace.

Esmeraldina rowei (Walcott, 1910)

Here is a spiny curiosity from the lower Cambrian age.
Esmeraldina is one of the most rare Trilobites from Nevada at all.

Tapinocalymene nodulosa (SHIRLEY, 1936)

A rare an unusual Trilobite from the clade of the Calymenidae. 

Cnemidopyge nuda nuda (MURCHISON, 1839)

This  Cnemidopyge shows fantastic details and is very 3d preserved.

Stapeleyella inconstans Whittard, 1955

This nice example of a Stapeleyella shows very good the spoiler like pygidium.

Gitarra gitarriformis

Here large specimen with superb details from the Carboniferous deposits of  Lancashire.

Lloydolithus lloydi (MURCHISON, 1839)

Here is a quite large specimen with good details.

Cnemidopyge parva Hughes 1969

Nice preserved specimen with good details.

Tretaspis seticornis (Hisinger, 1840)

Here is a good specimen of a Tretaspis from noth Wales.

Cnemidopyge nuda nuda (MURCHISON, 1839)

Here is a nice specimen of a Cnemidopyge with good details.

Barrandia homfrayi Hicks, 1875

Here is a fine preserved Barrandia that shows also the librigens preserved.

Stapeleyella inconstans Whittard, 1955 & Didymograptus artus Ell

This very fine and detailed preserved trilobite comes together with the for the stratigraphical zone leading graptolite.

Frammia arctica (SALTER)

Here is a extremely rare Trilobite from the arctic Canada.

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