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Rare Mississippian Ameropiltonia and Griffithidella
MISSOURI
Stock Number TTBRE708
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Name:   Ameropiltonia lauradanae, Griffithidella welleri
Age:  Mississippian
Formation:  Chouteau Formation
Location:  Saline County, Missouri
Size:  Plate is 1.4 inches across
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This is a very rare plate of Mississippian trilobites. These are Ameropiltonia lauradanae and Griffithidella welleri from the Mississippian of Missouri. There is a prone Ameropiltonia lauradanae and a Griffithidella welleri cephalon preserved on the plate. The bugs are quite distinct - the brown color of the trilobites contrasts wonderfully with the light-colored matrix. The trilobites are well showcased on the squared limestone plate. This is a very unusual association of two uncommon trilobites from the Mississippian.