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From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
A nice double from Pierson Cove. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Nice inflated example. B. microps is a truly minuscule species, rarely making it past a single centimeter in length. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
An uncommon species with a coarse preservation method. Covered in tiny spines, the bug is only missing its right librigena. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Agnostid right next to the worm fossil. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Soft tissue fossil, split open on the ride back to the lab! -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
O. pugio? -
Olenoides + Bathyuriscus hash plate
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From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Awesome plate! -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Perfect specimen! Thanks to Jon for prepping this out! -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Weathered but complete bug! -
Brachyaspidion sulcatum Double
cameronsfossilcollection posted a gallery image in Member Collections
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Partial double with a beautiful hash plate on the reverse. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
A brilliant example of this uncommon species. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
A cool brown Brachyaspidion from a different section of the mountain. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Beautiful example of a puny species. Pierson Cove -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Marjum Formation, found this surface collecting after I got sick of working the insanely tough rock. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Uncommon corynexochiid from Pierson Cove. Partial cheekless molt, but rare! -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Enigmatic fossil from the Pierson Cove. Less prevalent here than at the Wheeler outcrops we explored. -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
PC Agnostid with dark anterior spines -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Nice brachyaspidion that split out at home, just needs a bit of work and it’ll be perfect! -
From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
A nice, puny Jenkinsonia from PC prepped out by Jon! -
From the album: My Collection
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From the album: My Collection
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From the album: My Collection
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From the album: My Collection
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From the album: My Collection
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Elvinia roemeri is an important zonal index species throughout Laurentia, but almost invariably it occurs as disarticulated sclerites. Complete specimens are rare except in the McKay Group. The species was originally described by Shumard (1861) as a species of Dikelocephalus. References: Chatterton, B.D.E., and Ludvigsen, R. 1998. Upper Steptoean (Upper Cambrian) trilobites of the McKay Group of southeastern British Columbia, Canada. Journal of Paleontology. The Paleontological Society Memoir, 49: 1-43. Chatterton, B.D.E. and Gibb, S. 2016. Furongian (Upper Cambrian) trilobites from the McKay Group, Bull River Valler, near Cranbrook, southeastern British Columbia, Canada. Paleontographica Canadiana 35: 1-275. Shumard, B. F 1861. The primordial zone of Texas with descriptions of new fossils. American Journal of Science, s. 2, 32:213-221.
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