Jurassic Solnhofen Lobster IF-C-17-014 Triassic As it existed in North

As it existed in North America during the late Jurassic

Today Ailanthus is survived by ten living species and the genus is native only to Asia

The ammonite shows sign of injury pathology and makes this specimen of particular interest

Also seen on the slab are two Dicranomyia primitiva and an exceptional Tipula sp

insect larvae

Jurassic Solnhofen Lobster IF-C-17-014 Triassic As it existed in NorthEryma minuta Solnhofen Limestone (Upper Jurassic Tithonian) Eichstatt, Germany This specimen is a very good example of one of the smallest of the Order Reptantia (lobsters) found in the Solnhofen deposits. For is diminutive size is had powerful pincers and could capture prey of a relatively large size. The cephalothorax tapers forward to form an oval shape. Many small specimens are found and may represent juveniles. This genus is often found preserved