Wild about trilobites

Article Abstract:

Trilobites are prehistoric arthropods that have a three-lobed somatic division. The prehistoric mud-dweller was a marine creature with a hard exoskeleton that subsisted on nutrients found in mud and provided sustenance for cephalopods and eurypterids. It is also Ohio's state fossil.

Fossils, Collections and collecting

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Saving trilobites from extinction

Article Abstract:

The trilobites and brachiopods found at the Penn Dixie slate quarry in Hamburg, NY, faced possible destruction with plans to convert the site into an industrial center or parking lot. Fortunately, the Hamburg Natural History Society was able to raise enough money to buy the site.

Brachiopoda, Brachiopods

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Try for trilobites! If you're searching for prehistoric critters, head west

Article Abstract:

Trilobites can be found at sites near Chambless, CA, and Antelope Springs, UT, and collectors can break the rocks to find their treasures. People are responsible for bringing their own tools and safety equipment.

United States, California, Description and travel, Discovery and exploration, Utah

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