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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE- Killer Eldredgeops milleri
OHIO • PHACOPS
Stock Number TTOHP703
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Name:   Eldredgeops milleri
Age:  Middle Devonian
Formation:  Silica Shale
Location:  Sylvania, Ohio
Size:  Trilobite is 1.75 inches long
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This is a beautiful, classic US trilobite. It is a prone Eldredgeops milleri (Phacops rana milleri) from Ohio. This type is known for its large faceted compound eyes - this specimen doesn't disappoint, the eye facets are huge and flawless. The bug is perfectly outstretched and is extremely inflated, which gives it some character. The trilobite displays beautifully on a sliver of rock, making it look like it is almost free of matrix. This is a simply a fabulous display example of this famous Devonian trilobite from Ohio.

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