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Neat, It's the rear end of a trilobite (thorax and pygidium). Might be possible to assign it more precisely if you said exactly where you found it.
Neat, It's the rear end of a trilobite (thorax and pygidium). Might be possible to assign it more precisely if you said exactly where you found it.
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I've always wanted to find a trilobite...good for you!
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Good trilobite find. I found some in shale northern Utah about 10 years ago. Congrats!
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Looks like the ass end of Phacops rana
en.m.wikipedia.org
Eldredgeops rana - Wikipedia
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Thank you 😊
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