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Help to ID this Dudley trilobite


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Hiya everyone I recently purchased this trilobite from Dudley, any help with the species and help with the other species on the matrix would be great, thanks. 

 

 

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Calymene blumenbachi  is likely. 

 

See THIS website.

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  • Fossildude19 changed the title to Help to ID this Dudley trilobite
16 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

Calymene blumenbachi  is likely. 

 

See THIS website.

Thanks for the help the seller said it might be a moult is there any way to tell?

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Probably not 100% without more preparation. 

But it is likely, considering that many trilobite fossils are molts, and the separation between the thorax and pygidium is significant. 

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4 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

Probably not 100% without more preparation. 

But it is likely, considering that many trilobite fossils are molts, and the separation between the thorax and pygidium is significant. 

Thanks for the help I just saw it was from Dudley and heard there hard to come by any trilobites from there so happy I got it now 

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