Trilobite - Fossilised animal - Dalmanites





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Dalmanites sp., a natural trilobite specimen from the Middle Ordovician of the Fzouata Mountains, Zagora, Morocco, about 15 cm long, conserved and unrestored, authentic original with a certificate.
Description from the seller
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Scientific name: Dalmanites sp.
Location: Fzouata Mountains, Zagora region, Morocco
Stage: Middle Ordovician – Approximately 470 million years old
Size: 15 cm in length
Fossil description:
We present an extraordinary specimen of Dalmanites trilobite, coming from the legendary Fzouata Mountains in Morocco. This fossil stands out for its excellent state of preservation, with finely preserved anatomical details that reveal the complex morphology of this marine arthropod. The piece, completely natural and without restorations, preserves the relief of the cephalon, thorax, and pygidium with great clarity, making it a museum-quality specimen.
Originating from one of the richest Ordovician sites, it is especially valuable for discerning collectors, researchers, or scientific institutions.
A direct window into the marine ecosystem from nearly half a billion years ago.
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Seller's Story
*All of our pieces include a certificate*
Scientific name: Dalmanites sp.
Location: Fzouata Mountains, Zagora region, Morocco
Stage: Middle Ordovician – Approximately 470 million years old
Size: 15 cm in length
Fossil description:
We present an extraordinary specimen of Dalmanites trilobite, coming from the legendary Fzouata Mountains in Morocco. This fossil stands out for its excellent state of preservation, with finely preserved anatomical details that reveal the complex morphology of this marine arthropod. The piece, completely natural and without restorations, preserves the relief of the cephalon, thorax, and pygidium with great clarity, making it a museum-quality specimen.
Originating from one of the richest Ordovician sites, it is especially valuable for discerning collectors, researchers, or scientific institutions.
A direct window into the marine ecosystem from nearly half a billion years ago.
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