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Hey all, I bought this trilobite from a seller today and was wondering if anyone could help me ID it. I'm pretty sure its from Utah, and I think it's an Elrathia, but I just want to get some other thoughts or opinions. In the bottom left there seems to be part of an agnostid, but I could be wrong. The seller said that they didn't know where it came from unfortunately. <_<

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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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Welcome to the Forum.  :) 

 

Yup. Elrathia.

Nice partial Itagnostus interstrictus as well.

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Just now, Fossildude19 said:

Welcome to the Forum.  :) 

 

Yup. Elrathia.

Nice partial Itagnostus interstrictus as well.

Thanks! I really appreciate both the welcome and the ID'S :)

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Glad to help.  :) 

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I agree with Tim, they’re from the wheeler shale of Utah over 500 million years old

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