Views of the Mahantango

A recent addition to my Moroccan trilobites is this Asaphellus fezouataensis from the Ordovician (Floian stage), Fezouata Formation in the ...

From my exchanges with my friend Christian in France, here are some Trilobite fossils that he collected in Sweden. First up are a couple o...

No, this post is not about Trilobites that hang out in coffee shops reading poetry, rather it's to display two fossils from the western ...

I've been showing off alot of fossils that I purchased recently and this is one of my favorites. It's a pair of Crinoid holdfasts or...

Sometimes all you find is a fragment of a Trilobite, like the partial Amphilichas cephalon I detailed a couple of weeks back. Such is the c...

When I first found my first Calyptulax cephalon in the Verulam formation I had to ask my friend Kevin: "What the heck is a Phacops doi...

The first Ceraurus I've ever found was from the Verulam formation and is pictured below. It's not complete but it is enrolled. You c...

Another new trilobite genera for me, from the Verulam formation, is Thaleops. I found two specimens on my last trip up to Canada. This fir...

This next specimen was a surprise find for me. I flipped a piece of rock upside down and saw the fossil below lying on the surface. It's...

Hemiarges paulianus is one of the many trilobites found in the Verulam fm of Ontario, Canada. I've only found the cephalon of this speci...

One of the nice things about the middle Ordovician aged (Katian/Mohawkian stage) Verulam formation is the abundance or Trilobite remains. Mo...

Below is a plate that is packed with Anazyga recurviostra brachiopods . I found it at a quarry in the Verulam formation up in Canada. I like...

On the last trip I took up to the Verulam formation quarries this past fall, I finally found my first enrolled Flexicalymene trilobite. Here...