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Dalmanites sp., trilobite from the Silurian (Homerian), Wenlock Series, Coalbrookdale, Shropshire, England.
* Species: Dalmanites sp. * Group: Trilobita (marine arthropods) * Age: Silurian period (~420 million years ago)
Dalmanites is a genus of trilobite recognised for its spine-like tail (pygidium), its segmented exoskeleton and its adapted body - features that helped it thrive in Silurian marine environments.
Trilobites such as Dalmanites were among the most successful marine arthropods, thriving for millions of years. Their distinctive adaptations, including protective spines and segmented exoskeletons, allowed them to dominate the prehistoric oceans.
Condition as shown in the photographs.
Dimensions including the matrix 4x3x1.5 cm.
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