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DOUBLE Cornuproetus cornutus Trilobite Fossils | Devonian Taboumakhlouf Formation Morocco | Genuine Specimens + COA
DOUBLE Cornuproetus cornutus Trilobite Fossils | Devonian Taboumakhlouf Formation Morocco | Genuine Specimens + COA - Image 2
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DOUBLE Cornuproetus cornutus Trilobite Fossils | Devonian Taboumakhlouf Formation Morocco | Genuine Specimens + COA

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DOUBLE Cornuproetus cornutus Fossil Trilobites

Formation: Taboumakhlouf Formation

Age: Eifelian Stage, Devonian Period (Approx. 393–388 million years ago)

Location: Tahrajat, Morocco

This listing features an extraordinary pair of Cornuproetus cornutus trilobite fossils, perfectly preserved from the Devonian period. Unearthed from the Taboumakhlouf Formation in Tahrajat, Morocco, these two trilobites provide a rare opportunity to own a dual specimen showcasing the exceptional detail and natural history of this unique species.

Species Information:

Cornuproetus cornutus is a remarkable trilobite species known for its distinct, compact body, intricate segmentation, and characteristic genal spines resembling small horns. These features made it well-adapted to the marine environments of the Devonian seas. Trilobites such as Cornuproetus cornutus played a key role in the ecosystems of their time, and their fossils are highly valued for their beauty and scientific importance.

Product Details:

  • Authenticity Guaranteed: This double trilobite fossil is 100% genuine and includes a Certificate of Authenticity for assurance.
  • Exact Specimen: The fossils in the photos are the exact specimens you will receive.
  • Size: Refer to the scale cube (1 cm) and photos for precise dimensions.
  • Formation and Location: Discovered in the Taboumakhlouf Formation, a site renowned for its exceptional Devonian fossil preservation.

This double Cornuproetus cornutus trilobite fossil is ideal for collectors, educators, or anyone passionate about paleontology. The pairing of two well-preserved trilobites in one specimen makes it a unique and captivating display piece, perfect for study, teaching, or as the centerpiece of your collection.

Shipping & Handling:

Your fossils will be securely packaged to ensure they arrive safely. International shipping with tracking is available for a smooth and reliable purchasing experience.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this rare double Cornuproetus cornutus trilobite fossil. Add these genuine specimens to your collection today and marvel at the wonders of Earth’s prehistoric past!

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DOUBLE Cornuproetus cornutus Fossil Trilobites

Formation: Taboumakhlouf Formation

Age: Eifelian Stage, Devonian Period (Approx. 393–388 million years ago)

Location: Tahrajat, Morocco

This listing features an extraordinary pair of Cornuproetus cornutus trilobite fossils, perfectly preserved from the Devonian period. Unearthed from the Taboumakhlouf Formation in Tahrajat, Morocco, these two trilobites provide a rare opportunity to own a dual specimen showcasing the exceptional detail and natural history of this unique species.

Species Information:

Cornuproetus cornutus is a remarkable trilobite species known for its distinct, compact body, intricate segmentation, and characteristic genal spines resembling small horns. These features made it well-adapted to the marine environments of the Devonian seas. Trilobites such as Cornuproetus cornutus played a key role in the ecosystems of their time, and their fossils are highly valued for their beauty and scientific importance.

Product Details:

  • Authenticity Guaranteed: This double trilobite fossil is 100% genuine and includes a Certificate of Authenticity for assurance.
  • Exact Specimen: The fossils in the photos are the exact specimens you will receive.
  • Size: Refer to the scale cube (1 cm) and photos for precise dimensions.
  • Formation and Location: Discovered in the Taboumakhlouf Formation, a site renowned for its exceptional Devonian fossil preservation.

This double Cornuproetus cornutus trilobite fossil is ideal for collectors, educators, or anyone passionate about paleontology. The pairing of two well-preserved trilobites in one specimen makes it a unique and captivating display piece, perfect for study, teaching, or as the centerpiece of your collection.

Shipping & Handling:

Your fossils will be securely packaged to ensure they arrive safely. International shipping with tracking is available for a smooth and reliable purchasing experience.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this rare double Cornuproetus cornutus trilobite fossil. Add these genuine specimens to your collection today and marvel at the wonders of Earth’s prehistoric past!

Additional information

Era

Devonian
Origin

Morocco

Devonian Information

The Devonian Period (419–359 million years ago), known as the "Age of Fishes," was a time of major evolutionary advances in both marine and terrestrial life. The oceans were dominated by armored placoderm fish, early sharks, and lobe-finned fish like Tiktaalik, which had features that helped vertebrates transition to land. Coral reefs flourished, and ammonites became more diverse. On land, the first forests appeared, with early trees like Archaeopteris, leading to a drop in atmospheric carbon dioxide and climate cooling. The first tetrapods (four-legged vertebrates) began evolving from fish, marking a critical step in the evolution of amphibians. The period ended with the Devonian extinction, likely caused by ocean anoxia and climate shifts, wiping out many marine species and reshaping ecosystems.

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