Cambrian trilobites and creatures

[fifbrindacier]

Hi, i've just used my first binocular yesterday and decided to take a look on the pieces of schist i had collected in La Maurerie, member of the Coulouma formation, Cambrian, Montagne Noire, France. I need help to find out what i saw on them.

Firstly, i splitted a piece of schist in two yesterday and found those tiny rounded things that puzzle me a lot. The whole of them form a shape of a little less than a centimeter.

 

I also found that partial cephalon of one centimeter (part and counterpart) and wondered if it was from a Solenopleuridae or Trinucleidae.

 

This really tiny pygidium of a few millimeters, i thought it could be from a Raphiophoridae or Dalmanitidae

 

This one, a little bigger

 

And that cheek and eye (the supposed eye is half a centimeter)

 

@piranha @Kane

Edited February 14, 2023 by fifbrindacier

[jpc]

interesting small fossils... I have no idea what they might be. 

[fifbrindacier]

1 hour ago, jpc said:

interesting small fossils... I have no idea what they might be. 

Thank you man.

I mostly wonder about those tiny rounded things, i wondered if it could be ostracods or pellets, but i really would like them to be eggs or a nursery, a very very wishful hope i guess

Edited February 14, 2023 by fifbrindacier

[piranha]

The La Maurerie Formation is lower Ordovician and the Coulouma Formation is middle Cambrian.

 

This fragment is a good match with a ventral example of a common Coulouma trilobite: Solenopleuropsis sp.

 

[fifbrindacier]

21 minutes ago, piranha said:

The La Maurerie Formation is lower Ordovician and the Coulouma Formation is middle Cambrian.

 

This fragment is a good match with a ventral example of a common Coulouma trilobite: Solenopleuropsis sp.

 

Thank you man, so i wasn't in La Maurerie after all, i found those four years ago.So that's a Solenopleuropsis