21033 - Unique Museum Grade Asaphid Trilobite With Preserved Appendages Ordovician Fezouata Fm Concavotectum which are smooth

which are smooth

The name is from the Ancient Greek for "straight fracture

Beautiful piece of Baltic amber with 4 inclusions of fossil insects

The morphology of the humerus

Acanthopyge (Perunaspis)

21033 - Unique Museum Grade Asaphid Trilobite With Preserved Appendages Ordovician Fezouata Fm Concavotectum which are smoothIt is an Asaphid, apparently made dust. However, and surprisingly, part of the specimen was peeled off, revealing part of the right thoracic area of the bug, where the appendages are incredibly preserved in the dorsal view. SPECIMEN NOT AVAILABLE FOR ALL PUBLIC. PREFERENCE THE RESEARCH TEAMS THAT ARE DEDICATED TO THE SOFT PARTS OF THE TRILOBITES. The Fezouata Formation occurs in the lower part of the Lower to lower Middle Ordovician Outer Feijas