This listing is for a large, well-preserved Asaphid trilobite fossil from the Fezouata Formation, dating back to the Late Tremadocian Stage of the Lower Ordovician (~480 million years ago). Found in the renowned Zagora area of Morocco, this specimen represents an exceptional example of an early Ordovician trilobite.
✔ Large and Well-Preserved Asaphid Trilobite
✔ Classic Example from the Fezouata Formation
✔ Highly Sought-After Collector’s Piece from Morocco
✔ Ideal for Collectors, Researchers, and Educational Displays
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Trilobites were among the most dominant marine arthropods of the Paleozoic era, thriving for over 270 million years. The Fezouata Formation is particularly well-known for its exceptional fossil preservation, often revealing soft-body details that are rarely fossilized. This trilobite provides a valuable glimpse into the diverse and evolving marine ecosystems of the early Ordovician seas.
This trilobite fossil comes from the Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest and most respected fossil collections in the world. We specialise in high-quality, scientifically significant fossils, ensuring each piece is carefully selected for its research and display value.
Own a stunning piece of early Ordovician history—a remarkable Asaphid trilobite from Morocco's renowned Fezouata Formation!