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Need help IDing this tiny trilobite. Racine Formation, IL. My guess is Cyphaspis (Otarion) intermedia

Is this correct? @piranha scale is .5mm

 

 

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This looks like some sort of Encrinurinae.

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@Fossildude19 Thanks, I'll have to do some reading. I thought it looked very similar to this Field Museum specimen judging by the pustulose glabella and small size, but hard to tell for sure. 

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The Silurian encrinurids in the paper cited above don't have the large glabellar lobes.

 

The glabellar lobes are a match for Harpidella sp. (formerly classified as Cyphaspis).

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