三葉蟲 - 動物化石 - Proetus (Gerastos) cuvieri - 5 cm - 6 cm





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來自德國的三件三葉蟲標本,其中 Proetus (Gerastos) cuvieri 屬於中泥盆紀的 Eifelian,天然狀態,原始/官方真實性;重量約55克,尺寸約5 × 6 × 4 公分。
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3 件保存完好的三叶虫。其中 2 件于 1917 年在德国发现——附有挖掘照片、坐标和日期。1 件来自同一收藏但来源和年代不明。见下方信息:
2 Trilobites excavated in the German Eifel:
Object type: Trilobite on matrix & enrolled small trilobite
Scientific name / identification: Proetus (Gerastos) cuvieri
Geological age / period: Middle Devonian, Eifelian
Country of origin / locality: Germany, Eifel, Gerolstein-Gees, “Trilobitenfelder,” Ahrdorf Beds / Ahrdorf Formation (according to seller; not independently verified geologically)
Dimensions: trilobite approximately 2.2 cm
Condition: old find
Observed condition: Small enrolled trilobite on light matrix. Overall anatomically plausible and visually appealing, but with visible shell flaking and minor preservation issues, especially around the cephalon and some segmented areas. Preparation appears generally decent, relatively restrained, and fairly natural in character.
Special observations: Enrolled posture with good three-dimensional appeal; parts of the brown glossy shell are preserved. An attractive collector’s specimen despite not being top-grade in preservation. The relatively limited preparation contributes to its natural overall appearance.
Additional collector information: According to the collector, the specimen was found in 1917, shortly the locality had been placed under protection in 1938, in spoil from earlier diggers’ pits. The reported locality is Gerolstein-Gees, “Trilobitenfelder,” Middle Devonian, Eifelian, Ahrdorf Beds. Coordinates of approximately 50.220580 N / 6.688415 E were also provided.
Collection context / additional provenance material: The specimen is accompanied by historical photographs of trilobite collecting at the same locality dating to 1918, recent comparison images of the site, collector boxes with labels, and a traceable specimen attribution within the transmitted collection context. These materials support the provenance and contextual placement of the specimen within an older collection history.
Confidence in provenance: high
Confidence in authenticity: high
Documents saved: screenshots, listing description, auction photographs, saved seller statement with locality, stratigraphic, date, and coordinate information, historical photographs of the locality, recent comparison images of the site, collector boxes with labels, and documented specimen attribution within the collection context
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Unknown trilobite probably German excavation find too (dark matrix):
Scientific name / identification: Trilobita indet.
Geological age / period: unknown
Country of origin / locality: unknown
Dimensions: trilobite approximately 1.5–1.8 cm; matrix approximately 4–5 cm
Condition: old collection, fine
Observed condition: Small trilobite on dark matrix, partially prepared and overall clearly visible. The specimen appears stable and visually appealing, but lacks any secure locality data or stratigraphic documentation. Preparation appears decent, though fairly simple.
Special observations: Good contrast between fossil and matrix; compact presentation on a small slab. Scientific value is clearly limited by the lack of locality and identification data.
Additional seller information: Unfortunately without locality; stated to come from a very old collection / collection dispersal.
Confidence in provenance: low
Confidence in authenticity: medium
Documents saved: screenshots, listing description, auction photographs
3 件保存完好的三叶虫。其中 2 件于 1917 年在德国发现——附有挖掘照片、坐标和日期。1 件来自同一收藏但来源和年代不明。见下方信息:
2 Trilobites excavated in the German Eifel:
Object type: Trilobite on matrix & enrolled small trilobite
Scientific name / identification: Proetus (Gerastos) cuvieri
Geological age / period: Middle Devonian, Eifelian
Country of origin / locality: Germany, Eifel, Gerolstein-Gees, “Trilobitenfelder,” Ahrdorf Beds / Ahrdorf Formation (according to seller; not independently verified geologically)
Dimensions: trilobite approximately 2.2 cm
Condition: old find
Observed condition: Small enrolled trilobite on light matrix. Overall anatomically plausible and visually appealing, but with visible shell flaking and minor preservation issues, especially around the cephalon and some segmented areas. Preparation appears generally decent, relatively restrained, and fairly natural in character.
Special observations: Enrolled posture with good three-dimensional appeal; parts of the brown glossy shell are preserved. An attractive collector’s specimen despite not being top-grade in preservation. The relatively limited preparation contributes to its natural overall appearance.
Additional collector information: According to the collector, the specimen was found in 1917, shortly the locality had been placed under protection in 1938, in spoil from earlier diggers’ pits. The reported locality is Gerolstein-Gees, “Trilobitenfelder,” Middle Devonian, Eifelian, Ahrdorf Beds. Coordinates of approximately 50.220580 N / 6.688415 E were also provided.
Collection context / additional provenance material: The specimen is accompanied by historical photographs of trilobite collecting at the same locality dating to 1918, recent comparison images of the site, collector boxes with labels, and a traceable specimen attribution within the transmitted collection context. These materials support the provenance and contextual placement of the specimen within an older collection history.
Confidence in provenance: high
Confidence in authenticity: high
Documents saved: screenshots, listing description, auction photographs, saved seller statement with locality, stratigraphic, date, and coordinate information, historical photographs of the locality, recent comparison images of the site, collector boxes with labels, and documented specimen attribution within the collection context
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Unknown trilobite probably German excavation find too (dark matrix):
Scientific name / identification: Trilobita indet.
Geological age / period: unknown
Country of origin / locality: unknown
Dimensions: trilobite approximately 1.5–1.8 cm; matrix approximately 4–5 cm
Condition: old collection, fine
Observed condition: Small trilobite on dark matrix, partially prepared and overall clearly visible. The specimen appears stable and visually appealing, but lacks any secure locality data or stratigraphic documentation. Preparation appears decent, though fairly simple.
Special observations: Good contrast between fossil and matrix; compact presentation on a small slab. Scientific value is clearly limited by the lack of locality and identification data.
Additional seller information: Unfortunately without locality; stated to come from a very old collection / collection dispersal.
Confidence in provenance: low
Confidence in authenticity: medium
Documents saved: screenshots, listing description, auction photographs

