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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Long-Horned Kettneraspis
MOROCCO • LEONASPIS
Stock Number TTMLE801
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Name:   Kettneraspis sp.
Age:  Devonian
Formation:  AM Limestone
Location:  Morocco
Size:  Trilobite is 2" wide at spine tips!
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This is a very displayable spiny trilobite. It is a HUGE Long-Horned Kettneraspis from Morocco. This specimen was meticulously prepared under a microscope in the EXTINCTIONS Prep Lab here in Colorado. The bug has great natural color and very fine detail preserved. The long pleural spines are intact, as are the fine fringes on the free cheeks. The stalked eyes and long occipital ''horn'' were all prepared free-standing. And the way the bug lays on the large, sculpted limestone plate is simply beautiful. This is a fabulous example of this ''showy'' Odontopleurid trilobite - extremely hard-to-find in this condition and presentation.

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