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An interesting limestone hash plate featuring molted cephalons of two of the rarest trilobite species – Bristoia anteros and Peachella iddingsi. Most of the head pieces on this plate belong to Bristolia anteros, with less frequent pieces of Peachella which are elongate round fossils corresponding to the bulbous genal bulbs of the species.
Age: Lower Cambrian
Species Name: Bristoia anteros, Peachella iddingsi
Locality: Lincoln County, Nevada
Formation: Carrara Formation
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An interesting limestone hash plate featuring molted cephalons of two of the rarest trilobite species – Bristolia anteros and Peachella iddingsi. Most of the head pieces on this plate belong to Bristolia anteros, with less frequent pieces of Peachella which are elongate round fossils corresponding to the bulbous genal bulbs of the species.Â
Age: Lower Cambrian
Species Name: Bristoia anteros, Peachella iddingsi
Locality: Lincoln County, Nevada
Formation: Carrara Formation
| Weight | 32 oz |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 11 × 1.5 cm |
| Age | Lower Cambrian |
| Matrix Dimensions | 25 cm x 11 cm x 1.5 cm Weight: 2 lbs |
