Trilobite Treasure 1 - Image Index | Yenra A Fossilized Trilobite on a Light-Colored Rock Surface: A small, fossilized trilobite, possibly of the genus Parapeltocaris, situated on a light-colored rock or stone surface. The trilobite is positioned near the center of the image and appears to be facing towards the right side. It has a distinctive shell with three well-defined lobes: cephalon (head), thorax (body), and pygidium (tail). Its body is composed of numerous segments, each featuring a row of spines that run along its length. The trilobite's surface exhibits fine details, including the subtle curves of its shell and the texture of its body segments. It also features several small eyespots at the front end of its head segment. In the background, another rock or stone is visible in the distance, although it does not feature any significant details. The overall setting suggests that this image was captured in a paleontological laboratory or fieldwork location where scientists and researchers work to uncover fossils such as this one.
