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Excellent Redlichia with Free Cheeks Intact
CHINA
Stock Number TTCH903
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Name:   Redlichia (Pteroredlichia) chinensis
Age:  Middle Cambrian
Formation:  Trilobite Beds
Location:  Hunan Province, China
Size:  Trilobite is 1.8 inches long
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This is a very displayable specimen of Redlichia (Pteroredlichia) chinensis from the Cambrian of China. This trilobite is well preserved and exhibits fine detail. Usually these trilobites are found with the free cheeks missing - this well-articulated specimen has both free cheeks intact and tightly attached. The LONG, sweeping genal spines are beautifully displayed, and the individual thoracic segments are easily seen. The bug has very good color and contrast and is well presented on the somewhat rectangular plate. This is a very fine example of Redlichia from Asia.