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Neoasaphus

Neoasaphus is a type of trilobite fossil belonging to the Asaphida order and Asaphidae family. Primarily found in Ordovi...

Russian Ordovician Asaphida Asaphidae

9.2 Excellent

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Isotelus rex

Isotelus rex is a remarkably large species of trilobite belonging to the Asaphida order. Recovered from Ordovician-age r...

Canadian Ordovician Asaphida Asaphidae

9.1 Excellent

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Neoasaphus kowalewskii

Neoasaphus kowalewskii is a fossil trilobite discovered in Russia’s Ordovician deposits. This species is notable for its...

Russian Iconic Ordovician Asaphida

9.0 Excellent

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Asaphus

An Ordovician trilobite from the Baltic region, with species such as A. kowalewskii bearing stalked eyes up to 6 cm tall...

Russian Smooth Ordovician Asaphida

8.6 Great

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Pricyclopyge

An Ordovician trilobite from Bohemia and Iberia notable for its exceptionally large, forward-facing eyes, interpreted as...

Pelagic Iberian Ordovician Cyclopygida

8.6 Great

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Cryptolithus

Cryptolithus is an Ordovician trilobite genus famous for its broad perforated cephalic fringe nicknamed the lace collar,...

Blind North American Ordovician Trinucleida

8.3 Great

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Selenopeltis

Ordovician odontopleurid trilobite widespread across Europe and North Africa, distinguished by exceptionally long, slend...

Iberian Spiny Ordovician Odontopleurida

8.0 Great

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Trinucleus

An Ordovician trilobite from Britain and Europe distinguished by a broad cephalic fringe covered in a regular pattern of...

Blind British Ordovician Trinucleida

7.8 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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Lonchodomas

An Ordovician trilobite known for its elongated frontal or rostral spine, found in Baltic and North American Ordovician...

Blind Scandinavian Ordovician Trinucleida

6.8 Fair

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Placoparia

Placoparia is an Ordovician trilobite genus from Europe, distinguished by its prominent eyes and relatively large, wide...

Iberian Ordovician Phacopida Enrolled

6.5 Fair

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Neseuretus

An Ordovician trilobite common in Gondwanan shallow-water facies, with fossils found across Wales, Iberia, and North Afr...

Iberian Ordovician Phacopida Enrolled

6.5 Fair

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Onnia

Ordovician trinucleid trilobite distributed across Europe and North Africa, notable for a broad cephalic fringe densely...

Blind Iberian Ordovician Trinucleida

6.5 Fair

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Ampyx nasutus

Ordovician raphiophorid trilobite distinguished by a prominent forward-projecting rostral spine, found across European a...

European Blind Ordovician Trinucleida

6.5 Fair

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Trinodus

Small Ordovician raphiophorid trilobite found in European strata, notable for its simplified exoskeleton and reduced pyg...

European Blind Ordovician Trinucleida

5.8 Mediocre

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Tretaspis

Ordovician trinucleid trilobite with a broad cephalic fringe bearing concentric rows of pits, widely distributed across...

European Blind Ordovician Trinucleida

5.8 Mediocre

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Marrolithus

Ordovician trinucleid trilobite from European strata, characterized by a wide pitted cephalic fringe and an eyeless ceph...

European Blind Ordovician Trinucleida

5.8 Mediocre

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Panderia

Ordovician trilobite from Scandinavia and the Baltic region, belonging to superfamily Trinucleoidea and recognized by it...

Blind Scandinavian Ordovician Trinucleida

5.2 Mediocre

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Opipeuter

Ordovician trilobite remarkable for its exceptionally large holochroal eyes, which are among the most prominent relative...

Pelagic Blind Ordovician Cyclopygida

5.0 Mediocre

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Robergia

Ordovician trilobite from Scandinavian and Baltic strata, a small-bodied raphiophorid genus recognized for its simply st...

Blind Scandinavian Ordovician Trinucleida

5.0 Mediocre