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Dimensions
Trilobite: 2.2 inches/55mm long Bedrock Matrix: 3.8 inches/95mm diameter 1 inches/25mm height Dispaly Box: 4.8"/12cm width 4.8"/12cm height Weight: 591g (Total Weight of Trilobite sp. in Display Box) Images show One Trilobite from different views
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 2 - NA0553 [a] | ||
| £750.00 | |||
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 3 - NA0553 [b] | ||
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 4 - NA0553 [c] | ||
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 5 - NA0553 [d] | ||
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 6 - NA0553 [e] | ||
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 7 - NA0553 [f] | ||
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Ceratonurus Trilobite Image 8 - NA0553 [g] | ||
| £750.00 | |||
Description
Rare and Fine Trilobite specimen, the Ceratonurus sp.
Condition Report
with exceptionally well preserved sensory glabella and thoracic stalks, long genal spines and Pygidium frill [tail]. Good detail overall.
Professionally prepared, exposing the Ceratonurus beautifully from its natural Bedrock, displaying its whole anatomy and extended spines
Information
The Ceratonurus is commonly mistaken with a similar species; the Dicranurus due to their great similarities.spiny Trilobites are difficult to uncover, of a fair grade and condition
A Very hard to acquire species of Trilobite these days from Morocco and generally on the Fossil Market as slowly they decline in numbers. Highly recommended Investment Fossil sp.
Includes display case, trilobite securely fastened to wood plinth/base. Acrylic viewing cover fixed