Trilobite - Fossilised animal - Zlichovaspis rugosa + Phacops (Morocops) ovatus en vuelo





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Trilobite specimen from Morocco dating to the Devonian, with scientific names Zlichovaspis rugosa and Phacops (Morocops) ovatus, prepared by hand with sandblasting and in natural condition, authenticity original.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name:
Zlichovaspis rugosa
Phacops (Morocops) ovatus
Location:
Alnif Region, Morocco
Stage:
Devonian
Size:
Approximately 9–10 cm (complete matrix)
Fossil description:
Exceptional set formed by two trilobites in flight: Zlichovaspis rugosa, with fine spines and highly aesthetic morphology, accompanied by a Phacops (Morocops) ovatus perfectly defined in the same matrix.
Both pieces have been cleaned by hand using sandblasting, a process that requires a great deal of manual labor to reveal each anatomical detail without compromising the fossil's integrity.
The matrix presents a balanced and very attractive composition, with clear readability of both specimens, which makes this piece a museum-level fossil, extremely difficult to find with this quality and disposition.
Restoration:
Natural piece; manual preparation with sandblasting.
REF: 1372
Seller's Story
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Scientific Name:
Zlichovaspis rugosa
Phacops (Morocops) ovatus
Location:
Alnif Region, Morocco
Stage:
Devonian
Size:
Approximately 9–10 cm (complete matrix)
Fossil description:
Exceptional set formed by two trilobites in flight: Zlichovaspis rugosa, with fine spines and highly aesthetic morphology, accompanied by a Phacops (Morocops) ovatus perfectly defined in the same matrix.
Both pieces have been cleaned by hand using sandblasting, a process that requires a great deal of manual labor to reveal each anatomical detail without compromising the fossil's integrity.
The matrix presents a balanced and very attractive composition, with clear readability of both specimens, which makes this piece a museum-level fossil, extremely difficult to find with this quality and disposition.
Restoration:
Natural piece; manual preparation with sandblasting.
REF: 1372

