Here is a short fossil branch of the ancient redwood tree Metasequoia occidentalis from the Oligocene of Montana.

Here is a  good specimen of a Chinese trilobite that belongs to the species Sinosaukia distincta.

Here is a rare and detailed  Eocrinoid  of the species Gogia granulosa from the Spence Shale  of Utah.

Here is a trilobite concretion with a large and beautiful Asaphiscus wheeleri from the Wheeler Shale of Utah.

This is a classical Trilobite  of the species Ogyginus corndensis from the ordovician of Wales.

This Burmese amber contains a rare inclusion of a Cretaceous pseudoscorpion from Myanmar. Presumably this pseudoscorpion belongs to the Withiidae family.

Fossil reptiles are naturally one of the rarities in the cretaceos amber from Myanmar. This lizard fossil in amber is a foot which is likely belongs to the species Retinosaurus hkamtiensis.

Here is a large detailed fossil leaf of a climbing fern of the species Lygodium kaulfussii from the Green River Formation.

Here is a detailed fossil of the species Prunus stewart from the Green River Formation of Utah.

This decorative plate from the Green River Formation features two fossilized leaves of the species Populus tidwellii.

Here is a detailed Nevada trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti from the Pioche Shale of the Ruin Wash.

Here is a rich trilobite plate from the Cambrian of China with several specimens of Tamdaspis jingxiensi and Hewenia typica.

Here is a classic Oklahoma Trilobite of the species Homotelus bromidensis.

This is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Teresellus goldfieldensis from the lower Cambrian Poleta Formation of the Montezuma Range. This fossil is a inexpansive study piece for this rare Trilobite species.
 

Here a a relative rare fossil Brachipod from the Chengjiang Lagerstaette.
The fossil belongs to the species Heliomedusa orienta. It measures about 16 mm in diameter.

Here is a fine preserved non trilobite Arthropod of the species Isoxys minor from the lower Cambrian of Chengjiang.
 

Here is a pathologic Utah Trilobite of the species Elrathia kingii. The trilobite injury is in an advanced stage of regeneration. The actual injury must have happened a few molts ago. However, several puncture marks can still be seen. Such injuries certainly make one think of a predator like Anomalocaris with its spiked claws.

Here is a brittle star Fossil of the species Geocoma libanotica from the cretaceous of Hakel.
 

Here is a fossilized shrimp of the quite common species Carpopenaeus callirostris.

Here is a fossil predatory fish of the species Eurypholis boissieri with a prey fish in its belly.

Here is a trilobite with colour patterns of the species Eldredgeops rana rana from the Wanakah Shale of New York.

Here is a very attractive plate with five fish fossils of the species Dastilbe elongatus.

Here is a nice and detailed fossil Fish of the species Hemisaurida hakelensis that is about 35 mm long.

On this plate from the Lebanese cretaceous age are two fossil fish.

This is a relative rare Trilobite of the spices Eosaukia latilimbata from the late Cambrian of China.