1.65" Rare, Spiny Ceratonurus Trilobite - Black Cat Mountain
This is a large example of one of the most sought after and rare trilobites to come out of the Haragan Formation of Oklahoma. These delicately spined Odontopleurids are considerably more rare the even the Dicranurus from this formation.
This specimen is fairly large for the species at 1.65" long and has elegantly flowing spines with the "horns" prepared free standing. It's light, caramel colored shell contrasts well with the limestone matrix that it is centered on.
This specimen is fairly large for the species at 1.65" long and has elegantly flowing spines with the "horns" prepared free standing. It's light, caramel colored shell contrasts well with the limestone matrix that it is centered on.
SPECIES
Ceratonurus sp.
AGE
LOCATION
Clarita, Oklahoma
FORMATION
Haragan Formation
SIZE
1.65" long (including spines), rock 4.3 x 2.4"
CATEGORY
SUB CATEGORY
ITEM
#221031
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