Dec 7, 2022 · Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Latreille, 1829 Class: Trilobita Walch, 1771

Jan 31, 2025 · Hey everyone this is a Trilobite fossil from Northwest Arkansas. I’m not sure exactly where I found it since It was years ago. I would like to know what kind of trilobite this is, does anyone know. Edited January 31 by maddenlandis

Oct 22, 2016 · Geologist discovers oldest trilobite fossil in Appalachia Blowing.Rocket, September 23, 2016 ...

Nov 7, 2024 · I bought this trilobite fossil but I can't tell what species it is or if it's a cast any help is much appreciated. I don't know where it is from the seller had no information. Edited November 7, 2024 by reepecheeV

Jan 19, 2025 · This was found in the lower Cambrian Weymouth/Brigus Formation at North Attleboro. Is it another Strenuella or something else?

Mar 12, 2014 · 6. Marble Mountain Fossil Beds. Amboy DAG. One of the classic Cambrian trilobite fossil sites in the western U.S. is located at this beautiful outcrop in a 60 foot thick formation over 550 million years old. Trilobites were small marine crustaceans that resembled modern day horseshoe crabs.

Dec 29, 2024 · Regular Members; 9.9k Location Liverpool, New York Member Title: DIPLEURA WHISPERER - MotM - May 2017 IPFOTM Sept. 2024

Jun 21, 2024 · On day 2, after some advice from other fossil hunters, I moved to a different area, and this was my first “cool” find. A cephalon fragment from what I believe to be Eomonarachus. As a trilobite collector, this hyped me up tremendously, and I decided to return the next day. Here are some of my finds. This is probably my favorite find so far.

Jan 10, 2025 · I had a trilobite that showed image of under matrix. Started to try prepping it out thinking it was a Kingi again but thinking maybe something else. It seems to have bumps on the middle back. Seems to be more bump like then spiny. Anyone know what trilobite it maybe and if anyone knows if need an...

Sep 1, 2017 · 10x microscope shot (field about the size of a dime) of many of the common trilobite fragments found. Winters identifies this trilobite as Anisopyge cf. A. inornata. (cf. is a Latin abbreviation meaning "compares to") In the most recent trip with 60 pounds of rock, this all we got - a few pieces of the outer rim of the pygidium.