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Greetings. On 8/6/23 I was out around Pioche, Nevada looking for trilobites. I found a number of specimens and decided on a whim to bring some larger sections of trilobite-bearing shale home for context purposes. After sorting the smaller trilobite samples I sat down to inspect the larger shale pieces. There was one item that I could not identify and I wonder if it might be part of an anomalocaris grasping appendage. Below are two pictures, one is a close-up and one that is a larger shot containing a trilobite cephalon for comparative purposes. The spine at the end of the (maybe anomalocaris) lobe is not as long as most I’ve seen in pictures but I did find one from China that resembled the one in the picture rather closely. Would any of you kindly venture an opinion as to what I may have found? Thanks in advance.
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From the album: Pierson Cove // Marjum Formation Fossils
Marjum Formation Bradoriid-
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Hi, I have this mystery piece of what appears to be anomalocarid appendage of sorts. The problem is I did not receive any information with it and it came out of an old collection from Maine, Usa. I'm not to sure what else it could be from the appearance but I am also very uncertain of the exact species. The piece of a very laminated sparkly shale If I had to guess it could've came from either Burgess Shale, Utah, or Nevada but I not sure what locality it could be from so if anyone if familiar with these shales and can tell from the preservation it would be a huge help, thank you and looking forward to seeing peoples opinions, and if anyone can recommend an expert to show that would also help.
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I have heard all about the form for years and recently even more so, enough to finally make the decision to join! I am so glad to have finally committed! ( thanks to @Praefectus) I grew up fossil hunting in British Columbia, Canada and have been mentored by many amazing people as a part of the Vancouver Paleontological Society. I am now a student at the UofA pursuing my PhD. I have collected hundreds of thousands of fossils from a diverse amount of sites ranging from Cambrian to Eocene in age! I specialize in Burgess Shale material as well as various sites specific to BC. I'm hoping to share all my amazing finds with this wonderful community as well as my expansive knowledge of the region!
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I just joined I'm collecting fossils from Korea and Paleozoic era. When I go to college, I plan to do research. Currently, i have almost 1,000 fossils including unrecorded sperm whale fossils, Burgess Shale fossils, Korean trilobites, Pohang fish, giant lobsters, leaves, and shellfish fossils.
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There is a Vetulicola (partial) somewhere on this piece, I have been looking at it for awhile but I can't really spot where it is on here, anyone more familiar with Chengjiang fossils able to spot it or id for sure as vetulicola?
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