Fossil Trilobite Dicranurus sp. – Exceptional Long-Spined Devonian Specimen – Approx. 8 cm Width × 6 cm Length – Morocco Outstanding authentic specimen of Dicranurus sp., one of the most spectacular and highly sought-after trilobite genera, famous for its dramatic elongated spines and unique prehistoric appearance. Specimens with such pronounced spination are highly desirable among fossil collectors due to their rarity, aesthetic appeal, and the meticulous preparation required to preserve these delicate structures. Originating from the renowned Devonian fossil deposits of Morocco, this specimen displays impressive three-dimensional preservation with exceptionally developed cephalic and thoracic spines. Genus: Dicranurus sp. Dimensions: approximately 8 cm wide × 6 cm long Geological age: Devonian Period (approx. 380–400 million years old) Origin: Morocco Preservation: well-preserved specimen featuring long curved spines and pronounced relief with excellent display quality Preparation: carefully prepared to reveal the natural morphology and intricate anatomical details The extraordinary spines and unusual body shape make Dicranurus one of the most recognizable and visually striking trilobites ever discovered. Such specimens are appreciated not only for their scientific interest but also for their exceptional decorative and collectible value. An impressive collector’s fossil and display specimen, ideal for advanced trilobite collections, paleontology enthusiasts, or natural history displays. The buyer will receive the exact specimen shown in the photographs.