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scientists Meave Leakey and Bernard Wood reconstructed KNM-ER 1470’s skull from more than 150 fragments
and rings of bony armor on its short tail
These fossils are named after a Cambrian rock formation (the Burgess Shale) that is located in the western Canadian Rockies
The main fossil on this plate is Lepidodendron with small sections of Calamites to the far left and right
Hunicken's identification relied heavily on X-ray microtomography of the holotype
Terataspis grandis (giant trilobite) (Replica) Troodon scientists Meave Leakey and BernardAge: Middle Devonian Location: Erie County, New York Formation: Williamsville Quarry, Onadaga Limestone This species of trilobite has been known by Paleontologists and collectors alike for many years. There has never been a complete specimen found. However many segments of this trilobite have been found and based on those fossils a reconstruction as you see here has been done by Mr. George Rennie of Ct. under the guidance and research by Dr. Copeland
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