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Set of 3 true trilobite fossil specimens
Set of 3 true trilobite fossil specimens
Trilobites Are An Extinct Group Of Arthropods That Survived On Earth Between 500 Million And 250 Million Years Ago. They Were Aquatic Organisms During The Paleozoic Period And Lived Mainly In The Oceans. The Body Of A Trilobite Consists Of A Head (Cephalic Shield), A Thorax And A Tail. The Head Contains The Mouth And Compound Eyes, The Thorax Has Multiple Segments For Functions Such As Locomotion And Respiration, And The Tail Is Used To Balance The Body. They Had An Exoskeleton, Usually With A Hard Shell, That Provided Protection. Fossils Of Trilobites Are Very Common And Can Be Found In Paleozoic Strata Around The Globe. Because Their Hard Shells Are Relatively Hard And Can Be Well Preserved During Fossilization, Trilobite Fossils Are Of Great Value In Paleontological Research. By Studying Trilobite Fossils, Scientists Can Learn Information About The Paleoecology, Biological Evolution, And Geological Age.
They stayed here
Trilobite fossil specimens have been sleeping here for hundreds of millions of years
The Ordovician Lagerstätten record substantial amounts of excellent preser- vation and soft-bodied fossils during the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event (GOBE). However, few Lagerstätten are known from the Lower Ordovician, most of which are preserved in restricted environments and high-latitude regions. Here, we report on a new tropical Lagerstätte, Liexi fauna, which has been recently discovered from a carbonate succession within the Lower Ordovician Madaoyu Formation in western Hunan, South China. It contains a variety of soft tissues, as well as rich shelly fossils, including palaeoscolecidan worms, possible Ottoia, trilobites, echinoderms, sponges, graptolites, polychaetes, bryozoans, conodonts and other fossils. The fauna includes taxa that are not only Cambrian relics, but also taxa originated during theOrdovician, constituting a complex and complete marine ecosystem. The coexistence of the Cambrian relics and Ordovician taxa reveals the critical transition between the Cambrian and Palaeozoic Evolutionary faunas. The unusual Liexi fauna provides new evidence for understanding Ordovician macroevolution and the onset of the GOBE.
