Here is a nice and  large specimen of a Franconipenaeus  meyeri from Eichstätt.
Completely prone would this  Franconipenaeus be about 100 mm long.

Here is a very detailed predation remain Franconipenaeus meyer.
The probably  delicious abdominal parts where eaten by some predator.

Here is a Solnhofen shrimp of the species Hefriga frischmanni from Eichstaett.

This is a relative rare example of a Solnhofen shrimp of the species Blaculla nikoides.
The Blaculla nikoides shows well on a plate with nice dendrites.

This is a inexpensive example of a Dusa denticulata.

This is a inexpensive example of a Solnhofen lobster of the species Magila latimana.
Magila latimana most likely lived in muddy burrows.

Here is a good example of a fossil shrimp of the relative rare species Acanthochirana cordata.
Completely prone would this Acanthochirana cordata be about 47 mm long.

Here is a nice specimen of a fossil Solnofen criniod of the species Saccocoma tenella.
The crinoid’s fossils is about 38 mm in diameter.

Here is a fossil shrimp of the species Franconipenaeus meyeri from Eichstätt.

This is a "Eifel - Trilobite" of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical trilobite site of Gees.

Here is a compete Pygidium of the rare Eifel Trilobite Scutellum geesense.
Beside of the Scutellum geesense tail is a fragmented pygidium of  Ceratages cf. armatus.

Here is a very nice fossil fisch of the species Knightia alta  from the "Green River Formation" of Farson in  Wyoming. The fossil fish is about 98 mm long.

Here is a nice Trilobite of the species Gerastos cf taqus from Devonian of Morocco.

This is a Meraspid  Trilobite stage of the species Asaphellus fezouataensis from the lower Ordovician of Morocco. This juvenile stage does have only 5 of the 8 body segments of a adult   Asaphellus.

This is a Trilobite of the genus Agerina  from the Fezouata- shale.
The Trilobite comes with positive and negative side.

Here is a detailed Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical Eifel Trilobite locality of Gees.

Here is a Morocco Trilobite of the genus Spinodontochile together with a pygidium of  Paralejurus  spatuliformis SCHRAUT & FEIST 2004.

This is a relative rare Trilobite of the genus Tropidocoryphe from the Emsian stage of Jbel Oufaten.
The Trilobite offers a good preservation and nice details. The left eye was cast from the external mold.

Here is detailed UK trilobite of the species Ogygiocarella debuchii from Shropshire.

Here is a rare Hypostome of Ceratages cf. Armatus from the type locality of the genus Ceratages.

Here is a enrolled Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical Eifel Trilobite locality of Gees.

Here is a very large and inexpensive Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the Trilobite fields near Gees. If this  Geesops would be completely prone it would  be may about 65 mm long