2.48" Flying Crotalocephalina Trilobite – Devonian – Issoumour, Morocco

This authentic fossil Crotalocephalina trilobite is a beautifully preserved prehistoric marine arthropod from the Devonian Period, approximately 419–359 million years old. Collected from Issoumour, Morocco, this impressive specimen measures roughly 2.48 inches long and is preserved in raised relief on its natural rock matrix, creating a striking display piece for any fossil collection.

Crotalocephalina trilobites are among the more visually distinctive Moroccan trilobites, prized for their bold three-dimensional form, pronounced segmentation, and attractive spiny appearance. This specimen displays the classic features collectors look for in the genus, including a large, rounded cephalon, well-defined thoracic segments, and prominent pleural spines that give it excellent display appeal from multiple angles.

Moroccan trilobites are highly sought after for their quality of preservation and dramatic presentation, and specimens from Issoumour are especially popular among collectors of prehistoric marine fossils. Mounted naturally on matrix, this trilobite has a strong sculptural look that makes it equally suitable for display, education, or adding to a serious fossil collection. This is a genuine fossil specimen and a one-of-a-kind collectible. No two trilobites are ever exactly alike, making each piece unique in preservation, matrix shape, and overall character.

Specimen Details:

• Fossil Type: Crotalocephalina Trilobite
• Age: Devonian Period (approximately 359–419 million years old)
• Location: Issoumour, Morocco
• Length: Approximately 2.48 inches
• Preservation: Raised relief on natural matrix
• Display: Excellent natural display specimen

Why Collect Moroccan Crotalocephalina Trilobites?

Moroccan trilobites are among the most collectible trilobite fossils in the world due to their detail, preparation quality, and visual appeal. Crotalocephalina trilobites are especially desirable because of their distinctive shape, dramatic side spines, and bold three-dimensional presence, making them standout specimens in any fossil collection.

Please Note:

This is a genuine natural fossil specimen. As with many Moroccan trilobites, professional preparation, stabilization, and natural matrix repair may be present. Minor imperfections, restoration, or matrix stabilization are common and are considered normal for display-grade trilobite fossils.