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invert-palaeo:The Giants - Part 3/11Cameroceras - an Ordovician, straight shelled nautiloid estimate
In this series of images we set out the morphology of the cephalon of one of our Phacopida trilobite
A rare & beautiful red trilobite with crystallised green eyes. An exceptional fossil, fully
Hallucigenia – Middle Cambrian (508 Ma)It’s been too long since I featured something fro
Meganeura – Late Carboniferous (305-299 Ma)Remember a while ago, when I talked about big Carbo
Endoceras – Middle-Late Ordovician (~470-445 ma)For someone who loves invertebrates as much as
Dickinsonia – Late Ediacaran (558-555 Ma)I may have been a little too quick to declare the end
Charnia – Ediacaran (579-555 Ma)I know what you’re thinking. One, this blog is supposed
Eophrynus – Late Carboniferous (318-299 Ma)Today, we’re going back to the Carboniferous
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