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Early Cambrian BC Trilobites


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Hi all!

I would really appreciate some help identifying these trilobites. Early Cambrian, Eager Formation, near Cranbrook, BC. 

Cheers, 

Marc 

 

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“...whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been and are being evolved.” ~ Charles Darwin

Happy hunting,

Mason

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2 hours ago, RJB said:

Reminds me of olenellus?  

 

RB

 

Agreed, there's probably some Olenellus in there. 

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Agreed. Look like our lower cambrian olenellus here in California. Lots of different species, and some are very hard to tell apart. Nice bugs!

Also here, cephalons are far more prevalent  than complete specimens.

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A friend told me that 8. was a Wanneria, 4. was a Olenellus and 1. was a Mesonacis. Does this check out? 

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37 minutes ago, MarcusFossils said:

8. was a Wanneria, 4. was a Olenellus and 1. was a Mesonacis. Does this check out? 

 

 

I spent the last hour looking for just the right photo comparisons.  Good thing you are not impatient! :P lol 

 

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1 hour ago, piranha said:

 

 

I spent the last hour looking for just the right photo comparisons.  Good thing you are not impatient! :P lol 

 

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For your quality and accuracy, I could never be impatient. 

What are the two trilobite species in the comparison images? 

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9 minutes ago, MarcusFossils said:

What are the two trilobite species in the comparison images? 

 

 

Mesonacis eagerensis, Wanneria sp.

 

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1 minute ago, piranha said:

 

 

Mesonacis eagerensis, Wanneria sp.

 

 

Thanks Scott! Appreciated as always :) If I may ask..the rest are Olenellus? 

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3 minutes ago, MarcusFossils said:

Thanks Scott! Appreciated as always :) If I may ask..the rest are Olenellus? 

 

Sounds good! :fistbump:

 

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