Phillipsia peroccidens (Old designation Phillipsia Tuberculata)

Actually, I already posted the new info on this trilobite, but it seems to have mysteriously disappeared.  
 
Here it is again for anyone interested in the paper that reassigned P. tuberculata as: Phillipsia peroccidens 
 
Brezinski, D. K. (2017)
Trilobites from the Redwall Limestone (Mississippian) of Arizona.
Annals of Carnegie Museum, 84(2):165-171

All dozen or so pieces of this trilobite that I found in the Redwall Limestone have been tails. I wonder if you, Chris, have also found mostly tails. @Arizona Chris Are the tails more likely to be preserved because of their structure, thicker shell etc? Please post pictures of the middle and head pieces.

Thanks,

John

John, I think all the pieces are actually there too in the same layers, however because they are much smaller than an intact pygidium, you miss them.  One large boulder we found up near young that is still there somewhere had half a dozen pygidiums and maybe 3 glabellas, and a few free cheeks.  A complete crandidium eludes us!

Arizona Chris