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Top Quality Harpides with Amazing LONG Body

Name: Harpides sp.

Age:  Ordovician

Formation:  Basal Upper Fezouata Formation

Location:  Dra Valley, Morocco

Size: Trilobite is 2.3 inches long!

Price: SOLD

Specimen SSA777

This is a very collectible Moroccan trilobite. It is a fabulous Harpides sp. from the Ordovician Layers of Morocco. This spectacular specimen is one of the most complete examples ever found - even the naturally-red genal spines are intact! This amazing bug has the MANY segments very well articulated and extremely fine detail preserved - just look at the minute detail present on the cephalon! The naturally colorful trilobite is beautifully displayed in the center of a large plate of dense shale. This is a top quality, textbook example of Harpides, one of the most unusual and sought-after trilobites from Morocco.

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