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(F704-27) Trilobite fossil trilobites extinct marine arthropod I love fossils
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(Internal #F704-27) You are bidding on this natural, incomplete TRILOBITE (Elrathia Kingi) from Utah, average 1-1/4" long x 7/8" wide x 1/16 to 1/8" thick.
Location: House Range, Antelope Springs Utah
Formation: Wheeler Shale
Age: Mid Cambrian 550 million years old
Trilobites are an extinct form of marine life occurring in the Wheeler shale. These many legged arthropods roamed the sandy bottoms of the seas coral reefs in search of food. Trilobites were the first invertebrate form of life on earth.
THIS ITEM IS A DARK GRAY COLOR as are all the fossils found in this Formation.
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