Devonian Period (~390 million years ago) | Atchana, Morocco
This Crotalocephalina gibbus trilobite is a remarkable example of Devonian marine life, distinguished by the rare preservation of its ventral mouth plate — a feature seldom visible in typical trilobite fossils. Unearthed in the world-famous fossil beds of Atchana, Morocco, it represents both scientific rarity and natural beauty.
The specimen displays the species’ characteristic arched glabella, sweeping genal spines, and finely detailed thoracic segments. Expertly prepared to reveal both dorsal and ventral structures, it offers a fascinating and complete view of trilobite anatomy from Earth’s ancient seas.
Features: • Species: Crotalocephalina gibbus • Era: Devonian (~390 million years ago) • Origin: Atchana, Morocco • Exceptional preservation with visible ventral mouth plate • Exposed dorsal and ventral anatomical structures
Condition: 100% genuine fossil, expertly cleaned and display-ready
