Diminutive Bolaspidella housensis – Full rack of Axial Spines OUT OF STOCK

Bolaspidella is a small species, with most individuals measuring well under one centimeter. This specimen measures 9 mm and is perfect, sporting axial spines and a pustulose exoskeleton. The spines are likely to protect against predation. Situated on light colored matrix, the reddish-orange trilobite is centered with bits of red trilobites on the plate as well. This is a definitive example of this species.

Age: Middle Cambrian

Species Name: Bolaspidella housensis

Order / Family: Ptychopariida / Menomoniidae

Locality: Millard County, Utah

Formation: Wheeler Shale

SKU: 191 Category:

Description

Bolaspidella is a small species, with most individuals measuring well under one centimeter. This specimen measures 9 mm and is perfect, sporting axial spines and a pustulose exoskeleton. The spines are likely to protect against predation. Situated on light colored matrix, the reddish-orange trilobite is centered with bits of red trilobites on the plate as well. This is a definitive example of this species.

Age: Middle Cambrian

Species Name: Bolaspidella housensis

Order / Family: Ptychopariida / Menomoniidae

Locality: Millard County, Utah

Formation: Wheeler Shale

Additional information

Weight 10 oz
Age

Middle Cambrian

Specimen Dimensions

Length: 0.9 cm

Matrix Dimensions

7 cm x 6.5 cm x 1 cm Weight: 10 oz