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Trimerus (Edgillia) kinglakensis (Gill, 1949)
Early Devonian. Humevale Formation...Middendorp's quarry. Kinglake West, Victoria. Australia.

Wow! It is fantastic! It is huge!

some pieces have oxidized, I didn't know what it was, but I cleaned it off.
Sadly it was the second biggest piece.

Are you referring to the missing parts to the right of the big molt? It's still a spectacular specimen.

Sidenote: I take it that 'Aussifos' and 'Addme' are one and the same person. Are you having trouble accessing your profile? Send us an email (info@ ...) and we'll resolve the issue!

Hi Aussiefos. I'm a new user based in Sydney. Where are you based?

I have excavated in the Humevale Formation, this is of the better specimens I have seen, most are disarticulated and in many localities not that common.

I see only now the amazing trilobites in your post, many congrats!!!!
I collect every type of fossils, in special I'm interested in remote zones (also Australia and New Zeland) with trilobites, crabs, fishes, cephalopods also heteromorphe ammonites, reptiles, amphibians, etc. and rare finds and or Lagerstatte, contact me and we can talk about possible trades, I have also some rare echinoderms available for trade....many thanks for the your post!
All are welcome!!!!
Cheers,