Description
mouth-brooders (parents hold eggs and hatchlings in their mouths)
They were fierce predators
Designated the official Kansas state flying fossil in 2014
Longitude 61 degrees 44 minutes West
1" - 1.125" Elrathia kingii Trilobite | Utah plant fossil mouth-brooders (parents hold eggs andElrathia kingii Middle Cambrian (~505 million years ago) Wheeler Shale House Range, Millard County, Utah Receive ONE hand selected trilobite. Each specimen measures approx. 1" 1. 125" x 0. 75". Elrathia kingii ranks among the most common and widely collected trilobites globally, frequently found in dense groups. Its flattened body and wide pleural lobes indicate a benthic mode of life, likely functioning as a detritivore or deposit feeder that
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