Eurypterid (Sea Scorpion) | Eurypterus remipes | New York green (Septum is Latin for division)

(Septum is Latin for division)

Frémont discovered coal in the area during his second expedition in 1843

Elrathia kingii ranks among the most common and widely collected trilobites globally

top quality polished agate slice specimen

The thorax consists of 13 connected segments

Eurypterid (Sea Scorpion) | Eurypterus remipes | New York green (Septum is Latin for division)Eurypterus remipes Late Silurian ~420 m. y. o. Bertie Dolostone of the Fiddlers Green Formation, Phelps Member Herkimer County, N. Y. This Eurypterd remipes specimen has an intact telson and impeccable preservation. Specimen measures approx: 2" x 1" Matrix measures approx: 2. 75" x 2" Eurypterids, commonly referred to as "sea scorpions," represent an extinct lineage of aquatic arthropods classified within the order Eurypterida. These organisms first