Beautiful Perfect Phacops trilobite specimen from Morocco, in excellent condition and practically perfect. The compound eyes are well preserved, retaining good definition, and the carapace shows finely detailed structures, including ridges and subtle textures that highlight its anatomy. This fossil provides an intriguing glimpse into prehistoric life. The Phacops (genus Phacops) is an extinct marine arthropod belonging to the trilobites. Its fossils are common worldwide and are found in rocks dating from the Silurian to the Devonian periods (approximately 430–360 million years ago). This specimen is exceptionally well preserved, with clear details of the eyes and cephalon, making it a remarkable example for both collectors and display.