Proteus Trilobite fossil from Yass Australia
Trilobites were among the early arthropods, a phylum of hard-shelled creatures with multiple body segments and jointed legs.
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
The absence of a cephalon (head) may indicate that this trilobite shed it’s exoskeleton, that settled and was buried in the tropical sea floor.
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Proteus Trilobite Fossil
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‘Spinella’ Brachiopod fossil
‘Spinella’ Brachiopod fossil from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
Phylum Brachiopoda, having bivalve dorsal and ventral shells enclosing a pair of tentacled, armlike structures that are used to sweep minute food particles into the mouth. -
‘Spinella’ Brachiopod
‘Spinella’ Brachiopod fossil from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
Phylum Brachiopoda, having bivalve dorsal and ventral shells enclosing a pair of tentacled, armlike structures that are used to sweep minute food particles into the mouth. -
Proteus Trilobite fossil
Proteus Trilobite fossil from Yass Australia
Trilobites were among the early arthropods, a phylum of hard-shelled creatures with multiple body segments and jointed legs.
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
The absence of a cephalon (head) may indicate that this trilobite shed it’s exoskeleton, that settled and was buried in the tropical sea floor. -
Proteus Trilobite fossil
Proteus Trilobite fossil from Yass Australia
Trilobites were among the early arthropods, a phylum of hard-shelled creatures with multiple body segments and jointed legs.
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
The absence of a cephalon (head) may indicate that this trilobite shed it’s exoskeleton, that settled and was buried in the tropical sea floor. -
Proteus Trilobite
Proteus Trilobite fossil from Yass Australia
Trilobites were among the early arthropods, a phylum of hard-shelled creatures with multiple body segments and jointed legs.
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
The absence of a cephalon (head) may indicate that this trilobite shed it’s exoskeleton, that settled and was buried in the tropical sea floor. -
Odontopleura Trilobite
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Proteus Trilobite
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Proteus Trilobite
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Proteus Trilobite
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Proteus & Encrinurus Trilobite
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Proteus Trilobites
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Encrinurus Trilobite
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Otarion Trilobite
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Proteus-Trilobite