Fossils of Australia
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.
‘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
Odontopleura Trilobite 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
Proteus Trilobite
Proteus Trilobite from Yass Australia
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 from Yass Australia
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 & Encrinurus Trilobite
Proteus & Encrinurus Trilobite
Australian Silurian. Silurian to Early Devonian 436-390 mya
Proteus Trilobite
Proteus Trilobite from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Early to Mid Silurian 436-420 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.
Encrinurus Trilobite
Encrinurus Trilobite from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Early to Mid Silurian 436-420 mya
Proteus Trilobite
Proteus Trilobite from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Early to Mid Silurian 436-420 mya
Otarion Trilobite
Otarion Trilobite from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Early to Mid Silurian 436-420 mya
Proteus-Trilobite
Proteus-Trilobite from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Early to Mid Silurian 436-420 mya
