Trilobite Pictures

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3D model of a Trilobite
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3D model of a Trilobite.


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Trilobites form one of the earliest known groups of arthropods.


Collage of six trilobite genera
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Collage of six trilobite genera.



Diagram showing the three major sections of a trilobite
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Diagram showing the three major sections of a trilobite.


Cast of Isotelus rex, the largest-known trilobite, from the middle to upper Ordovician of North America
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Cast of Isotelus rex, the largest-known trilobite, from the middle to upper Ordovician of North America


Diagram showing the larger details of the cephalon of a trilobite
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Diagram showing the larger details of the cephalon of a trilobite.


Koneprusia brutoni, an example of a species with elaborate spines
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Koneprusia brutoni, an example of a species with elaborate spines.


Trilobite at the sea bottom
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Trilobite at the sea bottom


Trilobites scavenging on the sea bottom
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Trilobites scavenging on the sea bottom.


Unknown Phacops sp. eye
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Unknown Phacops sp. eye.


A group of Trilobites scouring for food
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A group of Trilobites scouring for food.


A pair of Trilobites such as this may have mated for reproduction.
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A pair of Trilobites such as this may have mated for reproduction.


A Triarthrus eatoni trilobite, 11 mm long, found in the Frankfort Shale, New York, USA
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A Triarthrus eatoni trilobite, 11 mm long, found in the Frankfort Shale, New York, US.


Trilobite lineage
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Trilobite lineage.


Comparison of the redlichiid trilobites, Redlichia rex (larger), and R. takooensis, from the Lower Cambrian Kangaroo Island, Australia
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Comparison of the redlichiid trilobites, Redlichia rex (larger), and R. takooensis, from the Lower Cambrian Kangaroo Island, Australia


An exceptionally well preserved Olenoides serratus from the Burgess Shale
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An exceptionally well preserved Olenoides serratus from the Burgess Shale.


Redlichiida, such as this Paradoxides, may represent the ancestral trilobites
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Redlichiida, such as this Paradoxides, may represent the ancestral trilobites.


Placoparia tournemini, 28mm
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Placoparia tournemini, 28mm.


Trilobite fossil at the Henan Geological Museum, Zhengzhou, China
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Trilobite fossil at the Henan Geological Museum, Zhengzhou, China.

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