Essential 30542 - Nicely Preserved 1.28 Inch Scabriscutellum Sp Middle Devonian Trilobite Holiday Cheer Edition [aHOxoh6B]

1.28 Inch Scabriscutellum Trilobite: A Timeless Treasure

Discover the incredible beauty of the Scabriscutellum trilobite, a fossilized remnant from the Middle Devonian period. This 1.28-inch specimen is a true testament to the ancient marine life that once thrived in the waters of the Earth. With its well-preserved features, this trilobite offers a unique glimpse into the past.

• Authenticity: Our Scabriscutellum trilobite is guaranteed to be genuine, sourced from the Daleje of the Czech Republic.
• Preservation: The trilobite's delicate structure has been meticulously preserved, allowing you to examine its intricate details.

Unmatched Historical Significance

This Scabriscutellum trilobite is not just a piece of natural history; it is a window into the prehistoric world. The trilobite belonged to the Styginidae family, a group known for its nektobenthic carnivorous lifestyle. The trilobite inhabited environments ranging from deep subtidal to shallow subtidal, including reefs and bioherms. Learn about its age range of 409.1 to 383.7 million years and its distribution across various countries.

• Geological Era: Explore the Middle Devonian period with this Scabriscutellum trilobite, a time when life on Earth was dramatically different.
• Scientific Value: This trilobite is a valuable piece for paleontologists and enthusiasts alike, providing insights into ancient ecosystems.

Perfect for Collections and Education

Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious beginner, this Scabriscutellum trilobite is a must-have addition to your collection. Its remarkable condition and historical significance make it an ideal piece for educational purposes as well. Display it in your home or office to inspire awe and wonder.

• Collectible Quality: The Scabriscutellum trilobite is a high-quality fossil, suitable for any serious collection.
• Educational Tool: Use this trilobite as an educational tool to teach about ancient life forms and geological timescales.