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  1. From the album: Paleozoic of Sweden

    Found in the big quarry in Kinnekulle, Hällekis, Sweden. Ordovician period. Possibly Helicotoma or Ecculiomphalus.
  2. Jurassicz1

    Trilobite found in kinnekulle

    Not sure if this is a good picture but i Found this trilobite in kinnekulle sweden. And im going to prep it but not sure what species it is. Anyone knows? The age is ordocvician
  3. are there any fossil locations in västergötland that is closer to gothenburg? The only one i know is kinnekulle. But its 2 hours away. Any that can be 1 hour or 30 minutes?
  4. Jurassicz1

    Orthoceras sweden

    Anybody knows the species of this orthoceras? It was found in kinnekulle sweden. Lower ordovician if im not wrong. Its 4 cm
  5. Jurassicz1

    Trilobite head found in kinnekulle

    Found this trilo head in kinnekulle. Its really small looks like Only 1 eye got preserved. It was laying on top of small rocks. It was raining before i got there. So maybe freshly exposed? Anybody knows the species?
  6. Jurassicz1

    Muddy limestone

    I have some fossilsfrom kinnekulle. That when wet can be little muddy. I try to clean it with a toothbrush but it wont clean and it looks like this after. Any ideas? theres a picture of a orthoceras being wet and dry. So you can see how its not good looking when dry.
  7. Jurassicz1

    Trilobite from kinnekulle

    Found this pretty big pygdium of a trilo in kinnekulle. What species is it? Its around 6-7 cm and if u can see it as a long crack running down the middle. ( found it like that ) should i use some cyanoacrylate to fix the cracks and them remove the leftovers with some acetone? How careful do i then need to be?
  8. I found these in kinnekulle sweden. The age is ordovician. Does anyone know the species
  9. Has anybody found crinoids in kinnekulle sweden? I have only found one small bracipod and a small gastropod and are these crinoids and in what layer should i look for more crinoids and shells? On top of the quarry theres shale i only find trilobites and squids there but anyways are these crinoids or something else?
  10. nem0

    Tiny fossils?

    Hi, I was out looking for fossils at Kinnekulle in Sweden and found these in the slate. I'm wondering if they may possibly be very small fossils? each one measures approximately 3 millimeters. Anyone know what they might be?
  11. The photo below shows a section of a small piece of Cambrian material from Kinnekulle, Sweden which I recently acquired. The material is, I believe, anthroconite or orsten (limestone) found in lenses in Alum Shale. The disarticulated trilobite shields that populate the surface are from the tiny Agnostus pisiformis. My question is this: What is the very thin white layer that covers parts of the trilobites - both the pieces where the dorsal/convex side of the shell is exposed and where the ventral/concave side of the shell is exposed? Any ideas would be much appreciated.
  12. LordTrilobite

    Trilobite

    A partial trilobite.
  13. LordTrilobite

    Enrolled Trilobite

    Curled up trilobite, midsegments are missing and the edges are somewhat damaged.
  14. LordTrilobite

    Trilobite

    A half squished trilobite.
  15. LordTrilobite

    Enrolled Trilobite

    A curled up trilobite.
  16. LordTrilobite

    Trilobite

    A small trilobite.
  17. LordTrilobite

    Trilobite nose

    The nose (glabella) of a trilobite.
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