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Contents:  Trilobites & trilobite matrix from NY

TRILOBITES from Utah

Extinct form of marine life, a many-legged arthropod (critter with a hard shell, segmented body, and jointed legs) that roamed the sandy bottoms of seas and coral reefs, 550 million years ago (mid-Cambrian period), which are now slate stone fossils. 

Locality: House Range & Drum Mountains, Western Utah, USA
Stratigraphy: Wheeler Shale Formation

Average size:  1-1/4" long x 1" wide x 1/16 to 1/8" thick

Incomplete Trilobite $10 each

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Eldredeops Trilobite in SHALE MATRIX

Extinct form of marine life, a many-legged arthropod (critter with a hard shell, segmented body, and jointed legs) that roamed the sandy bottoms of seas and coral reefs, 400 million years ago (mid-Devonian period), which are now slate stone fossils. Comes with information card.

Eldredgeops (formerly Phacops) rana is a form of Trilobite from the Ludlowville Formation of Erie County New York.

Phacops rana and its related genus can be recognized by its large eyes (which remind some observers of a frog's eyes — the specific name rana is a reference to a common frog), its fairly large size (up to 6 inches long), and its habit of rolling up into a ball like a pill bug. In order to protect themselves from predators, Phacops rana would roll into a ball with its hard exoskeleton on the outside as protection. Many other trilobites possessed the same ability, but Phacops rana nearly perfected it. The slightest amount of sediment would trigger their senses, and Phacops rana would be hidden in a tiny shelter made of its own body. Although this safety feature often helped them to evade predators, occasionally it backfired and the trilobite would be buried under heavy sediment. Their fossils can still be found in balled-up positions 400 million years later.

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Measures 2-1/2" long x 2-1/4" wide x 1" thick, 3.3 ounces.
Trilobite is 5/8" long x 11/16" wide.

$20

 
TRILOBITES in natural MATRIX stone
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Trilobite species undetermined as yet, matrix is 2" x 2-1/2". Morocco.

$35.00  SOLD
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#F-730.  Rare positive & negative trilobite in matrix is 6" long x 4-1/4" wide x 1-5/8" thick, no repairs.  Found in  Alnif southeast Morocco, dated from the lower Cambrian (550 million years ago). Shown together, and split   

$95  SOLD

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HUGE Andalusiana trilobite in matrix is 14" long x 11-1/2" wide x 5/8" thick, no repairs.  Beautiful.  Excavated from Alnif, southeast Morocco, dated from lower Cambrian (550 million years ago).  Shown front & back.

$185 (includes wooden display stand, not shown) SOLD to Henry

 

 

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