00740 - Nicely Preserved 1.82 Inch ASAPHELLUS SP Ordovician Trilobite Fezouata Fm Theropods_Claws_and_Bones The remains of this species

The remains of this species of coelacanth in the North Africa Cretaceous are very rare

Additionally

this taxon was classified as Plesiosaurus mauritanicus

The bones have some fractures that have been glued and restored by the filling method

It is the metatarsal of the toe of a theropod dinosaur very probably related to the Dromaeosauridae family

00740 - Nicely Preserved 1.82 Inch ASAPHELLUS SP Ordovician Trilobite Fezouata Fm Theropods_Claws_and_Bones The remains of this speciesIt comes from The Konservat Lagersttten of Lower Fezouata Fm that spans the entire Tremadoc stage of the Ordovician system and is only present in the Moroccan Anti Atlas. The discovery of the Fezouata biota in the latest Tremadocian of southeastern Morocco has significantly changed our understanding of the early Phanerozoic radiation. The shelly fossil record shows a well recognized pattern of macroevolutionary stasis between the Cambrian Explosion