Trilobite - Fossilised animal - Dos Hollardops y un Proetus en vuelo





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Specimen trilobite with three fossils in original matrix, two Hollardops and one Proetus in flight position, from the Middle Devonian (ca. 393–383 Ma), conserved treatment, natural condition.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name
Hollardops sp. and Proetus sp.
Location
Alnif, Drâa-Tafilalet region, Morocco
Stage
Middle Devonian – approximately 393 to 383 million years ago.
Size:
Fossil: 9 cm of base (total dimension of the set)
Fossil description
This majestic piece features a set of three perfectly preserved trilobites in their original matrix: two specimens of Hollardops and one of Proetus, all in a 'flight' position, which gives them an impressive three-dimensional relief. The cleaning has been done by hand by experts using sandblasting, achieving extreme definition in the compound eyes and the fine structures of the exoskeleton. The spines, lobes, and cephalic details are clearly visible, making this piece a paleontological specimen of great aesthetic and scientific value. Ideal for demanding collectors or museum exhibits.
REF: 1223
Seller's Story
Scientific Name
Hollardops sp. and Proetus sp.
Location
Alnif, Drâa-Tafilalet region, Morocco
Stage
Middle Devonian – approximately 393 to 383 million years ago.
Size:
Fossil: 9 cm of base (total dimension of the set)
Fossil description
This majestic piece features a set of three perfectly preserved trilobites in their original matrix: two specimens of Hollardops and one of Proetus, all in a 'flight' position, which gives them an impressive three-dimensional relief. The cleaning has been done by hand by experts using sandblasting, achieving extreme definition in the compound eyes and the fine structures of the exoskeleton. The spines, lobes, and cephalic details are clearly visible, making this piece a paleontological specimen of great aesthetic and scientific value. Ideal for demanding collectors or museum exhibits.
REF: 1223

