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  1. Fossil site reveals giant arthropods dominated the seas 470 million years ago by University of Exeter, PhysOrg, December 13, 2022 The Open access paper is: Saleh, F., Vaucher, R., VidalL, M., EL Hariri, K., Laibl, L., Daley, A., Gutiérrez-Marco, J.C., Candela, Y., Harper, D., Ortega-Hernández, J. and Ma, X., 2022. New fossil assemblages from the Early Ordovician Fezouata Biota. Scientific Reports vol. 12, Article number: 20773 (2022) Yours, Paul H.
  2. we got some time ago some really nice trilobites from fezouata-biota in morocco. I am not very familiar with trilobites and use the famous book from Patrice Lebrun to determinate and got today some new great infos from Scott (Piranha). So, I hope I am right with my name for trilobite nr. 1: Foulonia What do you think? It´s a small one, including spines less than 2 cm
  3. rocket

    2596_Foulonia

    From the album: Trilobites from Morocco and Rest of the world

    nice and small (2 cm) Foulonia sp., Ordovizium, Fezouata-Biota, Morocco
  4. a) Agerina ? If yes, whats the Fezouata species?
  5. M.Youssef

    Ordovician fossil ID

    Good day Can you help with the ID of this fossil from the Ordovician of Fezouata formation, Morocco. Cheers Malek
  6. Acquired one in 2018, which I believe it should be a Calvapilosa kroegeri, or the 'armored worm'. Any ideas on this ID? Related link: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/feb/06/newly-discovered-slug-looks-like-a-hairy-toe-and-could-reveal-the-ancestry-of-molluscs-calvapiloa-kroegeri
  7. mardopa

    rare fossils Fezouata Morocco

    Two very rare Ordovician fossils from the Fezouata Formation of Morocco. Any ideas?
  8. Hello guys, so this specimen came up on the internet for sale. It is apparently a Aegirocassis benmoulai from the one and only Fezouata formation in the Draa Valley in Morocco. I am not trained with dealing with these types of specimens but what are the chances it is the real deal/thing??
  9. Tidgy's Dad

    Oldest Starfish Fossil

    https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2021/01/332713/scientists-discover-worlds-oldest-starfish-fossil-in-morocco/ Excuse the terrible reporting, but otherwise very interesting.
  10. Tidgy's Dad

    Fezouata Mystery.........

    Hello, friends. Can anyone give me a helping hand identifying this, please? Not the Asaphellus trilobite, but the other object. This is Moroccan Fezouata, so Early Ordovician. Notice the thoracic segments curve the opposite way to most trilobites. It is convex on both sides, though seemingly a bit flattened. It has a 'flange' on one side of the anterior and presumably had one on the other side. Bit of a trilo? Aglaspid? Xiphosurid? Some sort of echinoderm? Any guesses most welcome. Thank you very much. Scale here in inches : Removed a little more matrix. Scale here in cm. This shows the trilobite better! Thanks again. Cheers, Adam and Tidgy.
  11. A type of Paleoscolecid worm, not described yet. Related link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/299613058_Palaeoscolecid_worms_from_the_Lower_Ordovician_Fezouata_Lagerstatte_Morocco_Palaeoecological_and_palaeogeographical_implications
  12. Thelxiope like creature from Fezouata Shale, described by Peter Van Roy 2013. It looks very similar to the Burgess one: Thelxiope palaeothalassia LINK: https://burgess-shale.rom.on.ca/en/fossil-gallery/view-species.php?id=123
  13. Here presents probably the first complete lobopodian fossil from Fezouata Formation, it is under describing at the moment. Outline looks very similar to Luolishania + Diania from Chengjiang Biota. Truly amazing creature.
  14. YXWYX

    Thelxiope sp.

    Please refer https://burgess-shale.rom.on.ca/en/fossil-gallery/view-species.php?id=123&m=2&&ref=i for its comparison.
  15. A laterally preserved Brachyaglaspis singularis.
  16. My collection of Enosiaspis hrungnir so far: Animalia; Arthropoda; Trilobitomorpha; Trilobitoidea; Marrellomorpha; Acercostraca; Vachonisiidae Determined by: David A. Legg, 2016
  17. Here presents three rare arthropods acquired from Fezouata Shale: Brachyaglaspis singularis gen. et sp. nov., which is described in 2015 for the first time. The paper is: 'A new aglaspidid euarthropod with a six-segmented trunk from the Lower Ordovician Fezouata Konservat-Lagerstätte, Morocco'. The first shows pretty nice outline of this aglaspidid, the third one is quite crappy...Fourth picture is the reconstruction of this type.
  18. RCFossils

    Fezouata Hyolithid?

    I am hoping someone on the forum might be familiar with Ordovician aged fossils from Fezouata. I believe this might be a large hyolithid but am not sure.
  19. Hello dear fellows, Any ideas about this one from Fezouata Shale? It has 2,8 x 2,0 cm. A Brachiopod, a Hyolith, a Chrondrophore, a Clam??? Thanks in advance.
  20. I don't know whether I should have put this in the ID section instead, as I'm looking for some info and for help in sorting out what I've got, but not necessarily IDs per se. But it's also a sort of show-and-tell, so here goes. The info I'm trying to sort out has to do with the locations and formation/stages of some of the items. To help, I'll post the Ordovician correlation chart from the ICS and this other one from a paper on the Valongo (Portugal) site recently posted in the Documents section, showing the known soft-bodied sites of the Ordovician... The latter seems a little too tidy, with the deposits fitting exactly within the given stages, but maybe it will be of some help:
  21. M.Youssef

    Fezouata formation fossils

    Good day everyone Can you please help identify these fossils? They are from the Ordovician of fezouata formation, Morocco. Thanks Malek
  22. https://www.livescience.com/64832-ancient-starfish-relative-mystery-solved.html
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