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Bromide Trilobite ID Help


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A couple of weeks ago I made a weekend trip to Oklahoma to collect from several exposures of the Late Ordovician Bromide Formation, Mountain Lake Member. At one site I picked up this trilobite pygidium that I cannot seem to quite pinpoint with any of the trilobites I have seen in the literature from the Bromide Formation, Mountain Lake Member. It measures about 2.2cm in length. Does anyone recognize this trilobite tail? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

 

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10 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Bumastoides sp. ? 

I have seen Bumastoides milleri reported from the Pooleville Member, but the pygidium seems shorter and wider.

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This one is Failleana sp.

 

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Carlucci, J.R. 2012

Trilobite Biofacies, Systematics and Faunal Turnover in a Sequence Stratigraphic Framework

during the Upper Ordovician of Oklahoma and Virginia. PhD Thesis, University of Oklahoma, 464 pp.

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