21094 - Museum Grade Apatokephalus cf. incisus with Preserved Antennae Lower Ordovician Trilobite Euloma Part of the body of

Part of the body of this huge fish is preserved

Mimocryphaeus

and rarely we can see a claw like the one we are displaying here

fluorite is used as a flux for smelting

We can observe several Selachii vertebrae distributed across the matrix

21094 - Museum Grade Apatokephalus cf. incisus with Preserved Antennae Lower Ordovician Trilobite Euloma Part of the body ofApatokephalus sp, Brgger 1896 (trilobite) Trilobita Asaphida Remopleurididae Incredible specimen of this species which exceptionally preserve his antennae. It comes from the Lower Ordovician of the Famous Fezouata Formation. Positive + Negative specimen. The conservation of soft parts in the fossil record is somewhat exceptional and only occurs under certain and exclusive taphonomic conditions. For example, anoxic substrates without oxygen, where the