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Deiphon

Deiphon represents a notable Silurian trilobite genus belonging to the Cheiruridae family. This European fossil, discove...

European Globose Silurian Phacopida

9.0 Excellent

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Calymene blumenbachi

Calymene blumenbachi represents an iconic Silurian trilobite discovered primarily in European deposits dating back to th...

Iconic European Silurian Phacopida

8.8 Great

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Scotoharpes

Scotoharpes is an Ordovician harpetid trilobite genus with a broad pitted cephalic fringe, fossils of which are found in...

European Ordovician Fringed Harpida

8.5 Great

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Encrinurus

A Silurian trilobite recognized by its strongly tuberculate exoskeleton and prominent granulated glabella, found across...

European Silurian Phacopida Tuberculate

8.2 Great

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Sphaerexochus

A Silurian cheirurid trilobite recognized by its dramatically inflated, globose glabella, found in Silurian carbonates o...

European Ordovician Phacopida Cheiruridae

8.1 Great

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Ceraurus

An Ordovician cheirurid trilobite from North America distinguished by prominent genal spines and multiple pointed pygidi...

North American Ordovician Phacopida Cheiruridae

8.0 Great

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Cheirurus

A Silurian to Devonian cheirurid trilobite recognizable by its multi-lobed pygidium bearing prominent spines, known from...

European Ordovician Phacopida Cheiruridae

7.9 Good

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Calymene

A Silurian trilobite widespread in Europe and North America, nicknamed the Dudley Bug from classic outcrops in Silurian...

European Silurian Phacopida Enrolled

7.8 Good

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Flexicalymene

An Ordovician trilobite abundant in the Cincinnati region of the USA, frequently preserved enrolled and found in great n...

North American Ordovician Phacopida Enrolled

7.5 Good

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Ampyx

Ampyx is an Ordovician trilobite genus notable for its long glabellar spine extending forward from the cephalon, found i...

European Blind Ordovician Trinucleida

7.5 Good

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Telephina

Telephina is an Ordovician pelagic trilobite genus known for its large compound eyes and streamlined cephalon, suggestin...

Pelagic Ordovician Cyclopygida Large Eyes

7.4 Good

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Reedops

Reedops is a Devonian phacopid trilobite genus named after paleontologist F. R. C. Reed, found in Morocco, with schizoch...

European Devonian Phacopida Schizochroal Eyes

7.3 Good

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Harpides

Harpides is a Cambrian-Ordovician harpetid trilobite genus characterized by a broad, pitted cephalic fringe similar to t...

European Ordovician Fringed Harpida

7.2 Good

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Asteropyge

Devonian asteropygid trilobite characterized by prominent lateral and posterior pygidial spines, widely distributed acro...

European Devonian Spiny Phacopida

7.0 Good

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Lichas

Ordovician to Devonian trilobite serving as the type genus of order Lichida, recognized by its highly tuberculate, sculp...

European Ordovician Tuberculate Lichida

7.0 Good

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Geesops

Devonian phacopid trilobite found across Europe and Morocco, with prominent schizochroal eyes and a strongly convex glab...

European Devonian Phacopida Schizochroal Eyes

7.0 Good

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Ogygites

An Ordovician trilobite of the family Ogygitidae, known from Europe and found in Llanvirn to Caradoc-age rocks across Go...

European Smooth Ordovician Asaphida

6.8 Fair

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Dalmanitina

Ordovician trilobite closely related to Dalmanites, known from Europe and North Africa and characterized by schizochroal...

European Ordovician Phacopida Tail Spine

6.5 Fair

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Pterygometopus

Ordovician to Silurian trilobite of the Pterygometopidae, distinguished by broad lateral fixigenal expansions flanking a...

Scandinavian Ordovician Phacopida Large Eyes

5.8 Mediocre

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Pliomera

Ordovician trilobite of the family Pliomeridae, distributed across European and Baltic strata, notable for its prominent...

European Ordovician Phacopida Cheiruridae

5.5 Mediocre