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Odontopleura generalandersi Borowski 2008 |
This is a large specimen of Odontopleura generalandersi from the siluirian of the "Holly Cross Mountains" in Poland. The trilobite offers beside of its size also superb preservation.
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Destombesina ougartensis Morzadec 1997 |
Here is a nice and prone trilobite of the quite rare species Destombesina ougartensis.
The trilobite is nicely presented on a natural shaped matrix.
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Austerops smoothops (CHATTERTON et al., 2006) |
Here is a enrolled Trilobit of the species Austerops smoothops from Zquilma on a nice matrix.
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Geocoma carinata GOLDFUSS |
Here is a quite large brittle star of the species Geocoma carinata.
The fossil measures about 40 mm
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Bathyuriscus fimbriatus Robison, 1964 |
Here is a large example of a Bathyuriscus fimbriatus with both cheeks.
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Hexagenites cellulosus HAGEN |
This fossil mayfly from eichstätt belongs to the species Hexagenites cellulosus.
The wing structures are very well preserved.
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Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846) |
On this interesting piece with Dalmanitina socialis we can find a large and nice pygidium together with a half cephalon .
There is a second Dalmanitina socialis tail on the backside that is mostly covered with matrix.
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Dalmanitina socialis and Deanaspis goldfussi |
On this Czech piece are a trilobite head of Deanaspis goldfussi together with a tail of Dalmanitina socialis. So we have here two different trilobite genera on one piece.
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Hardouinia mortonis (Michelin, 1850) |
Here is a fossil echinoid from the Maastrichtian, of Carolina.
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Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846) |
Here is a outstanding head shield of Dalmanitina socialis in a very detailed preservation. This Dalmanitina socialis shows also a very atractive colour. Both phacopid eyes and both genal spines are prerserved.
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Ductina (ductina) ductifrons (R.& E.RICHTER 1923) |
Here is a Ductina (ductina) ductifrons from the upper Devonian of Germany in shell preservation.
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Pisinnocaris subconigera Hou & Bergström, 1998 |
Here is a rare arthropod of the species Pisinnocaris subconigera with thin shell in side view. The body shows fairly 11 segments.
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Olenellus chifensis PALMER, 1998 |
Here is a inexpensive example of the trilobite Olenellus chifensis from Nevada.
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Gitarra gitarriformis |
This piece shows a rich trilobiten cluster with Gitarra gitarriformis from the british carboniferous.
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Paradoxides gracilis (BOECK, 1827) |
Here is a nice trilobite of the species Paradoxides gracilis from Jince.
Paradoxides gracilis is one of the most classic bohemian trilobites at all.
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Eldonia berberi ALESSANDRELLO & BRACCHI 2003 |
Here is a good specimen of a Eldonia berberi from the ordovician of Morcco.
The softbody fossils from this locality are mentioned by Van Roy in 2011 as Tafilalt Biota.
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Degamella nuda (Whittard, 1961) |
This is a Degamella nuda from the Hople Shales in a outstanding preservation.
This Defamella even show a eye what is very rare on bitish a Degamella.
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Heliomedusa orienta Sun & Hou, 1987 |
This is a inexpensive example of a Brachipod of the species Heliomedusa orienta from the world famous conservation resting place of Chengjiang.
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Elrathia kingi (Meek 1870) |
This Elrathia kingi offers a superb preservation and a wonderfully red colour.
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Geesops schlotheimi (BRONN, 1825) |
This is a nice speciemen of Geesops schlotheimi with a flipped under pygidium.
Both eyes are present and showing nicely the lens patterns.
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Peronopsis interstricta (WHITE, 1874) |
Here is a nice agnostid trilobite of the species Peronopsis interstrictafrom the Wheeler Formation.
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Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846) |
This quite large cephalon of Dalmanitina socialis offers a very nice detail level.
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Dalmanitina socialis (BARRANDE, 1846) |
Here is a nice cephalon of Dalmanitina socialis with both eyes.
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Olenellus fowleri Palmer, 1998 |
This is a inexpensive example of a rare Olenellus fowleri from the Pioche Shale Fm. of Nevada.
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Goniopygus coutini Lambert, 1931 |
Here is a wonderful regular see urchin from the upper Cretaceous of Morocco.
This specimen of Goniopygus coutini offers a very detailed surface preservation.
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