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Hefriga serrata (MüNSTER, 1839)

Outstanding preserved crustacean from the order of Natantia.

Acantochirana cordata MüNSTER,1839

Rare Acantochirana that looks very similar to Aeger becourse the very long Comb like legs.

Beetle (unidentified)

Relative large water bug from the lithographic limestone that shows some very nice details.

Fossilized reptile dung

An exclusive rare piece from Switzerland of the famous Monte San Giorgio in the Tessin.

Cnemidopyge parva Hughes 1969

Good preserved specimen with a very nice Contrast..

Selenopeltis inermis (Beyrich, 1846)

A quite large specimen in a detailed, uncompressed preservation. Selenopeltis is one of the rarest trilobites of the British Llanvin.

Menomonia semele (Walcott, 1916)

A very nice preserved specimen of this typical Weeks Fm. Trilobite. The stem eyes are remarkable good definied.

Genevievella granulatus ( Walcott, 1916)

Very rare trilobite from the Weeks Fm..

Nephalicephalus beebei (Shanan Peters dissertation, 2003, unpubl

Rare trilobite from the Weeks Fm., characteristic is the large number of segments that the trilobite has.

Modocia weeksensis (Shanan Peters dissertation, 2003, unpubl.)

Very nice specimen of this typical trilobite from the Weeks Fm.

Weeksina unispina (Walcott, 1916)

A  nice sample of this rare trilobite species from the upper Cambrian Weeks Fm.

Spinigera spinosa GOLDFUSS

Rare, spiny gastropod from the Solenhofen Limestone.

Neochetoceras sterapsis (OPPEL 1863)

Nice Ammonite from the lithographic limestone of the Solnhofen region.

Mecochirus longimanatus SCHLOTHEIM, 1820

Nice long arm shrimp with good contrast.

Palaeopentacheles roettenbacheri MÜNSTER 1839

A quite large specimen of this very rare crab from the Solnhofen region. The Crab is almost as positive preserved although this is

Paradoxides gracilis (BOECK, 1827)

Nice and large specimen with very good details.

Cedaria minor (WALCOTT, 1916)

A exceptionaly nice  preserved specimen of this typical Weeks Trilobite.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

The fish is about 44 mm long.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

The fish is about 54 mm long.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

A small fossil fish with about 47 mm length.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Juvenile specimen fish with about 39 mm

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Juvenile fossil fish with about 40 mm

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Juvenile fish with about 27 mm

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

The fish is about 44 mm long.

Knightia eocaena (Jordan, 1907)

A nice fossil fish with about 84 mm.

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