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Themaniac19

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I got these guys a while ago. I didn't get the location nor the period that they came from unfortunately. I can post some more pictures in a day or two. Any help would be great! Thanks.

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The 2nd and 4th photos from the original post are the same trilobite. A photo showing the calymenid pygidium will help with a better ID.

image.jpeg  calymenid sp. - Ordovician - Morocco

image.jpeg Elrathia kingii - Cambrian - Utah

image.jpeg illaenula vietnamica - Devonian - China

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The 2nd and 4th photos from the original post are the same trilobite. A photo showing the calymenid pygidium will help with a better ID.

image.jpeg calymenid sp. - Ordovician - Morocco

image.jpegElrathia kingii - Cambrian - Utah

image.jpegillaenula vietnamica - Devonian - China

Thank you. That's awesome. I'll get the pics ASAP.

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Here's the pygidium. Thanks again for the quick reply!

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Nice trilos!

IMO, the first one is a calymenid (maybe Flexicalymene ouzregui) and the second is an Elrathia Kingii.

Regards,

Guguita

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Thanks. Should I label it as cf. F. ouzregui then?

No, the other comment said "maybe Flexicalymene ouzregui". That's why I suggested a label of: calymenid sp.
If the pygidial flanks were preserved better it actually could be a uniquely different calymenid (Colpocoryphe).
Unfortunately there isn't anything diagnostic to confidently assign a genus or species.
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No, the other comment said "maybe Flexicalymene ouzregui". That's why I suggested a label of: calymenid sp.

If the pygidial flanks were preserved better it actually could be a uniquely different calymenid (Colpocoryphe).

Unfortunately there isn't anything diagnostic to confidently assign a genus or species.

Will do. Thanks for the help.

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