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Was wondering if this could be a partial Trilobite? I had found a partial Trilobite head about a year or so ago but I am not sure about this one.

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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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Not a trilobite, unfortunately.  :(

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yea figured, the Trilobite head found a couple years ago was identified by its eyes just wish I had found the whole thing....this is just odd but will keep it and continue to ask around....thank you.

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fossilus Regular Member

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Generally the fossils found in the Southern Brazos are too young. Most fossils found in the Houston area are at the very oldest Cretaceous in age.

The most recent trilobites are found in the Permian.

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