Photo-Gallery

	The brachiopod cf. Orbiculoidea mediorhenana with preserved pedicle		The brachiopod Orthis sp., steinkern with septa
	The bivalve Cypricardella subovata		Not yet described homalozoan
	The crinoid Codiacrinus schultzei with preserved plates of the ambulacral (water vascular) system		Starfish Urasterella asperula, with the feeding trail of a possible worm
	The brittlestar Furcaster decheni, which I used for my logo		The brittlestar Eschenbachia pinusi; not yet scientifically described
	An unknown possible arthropod		The trilobite Rhenops sp. with preserved legs and antennae
	The trilobite Chotecops (Phacops) ferdinandi with hypostome, legs and gills		The rare bristle worms Ewaldips feyi, Briggs & Bartels, 2010
	Pectoral spines of the acanthodian Machaeracanthus hunsrueckianum		A coprolite
	Odontopleuride gen. et sp. indet		The cluster of conulariids and the edrioasteroid were attached to an unknown substrate in life.
	Worm Machaeridia Lepidocoleus hohensteini Högström et al., 2009. Type specimen.		The mitrate Rhenocystis latipedunculata with locomotion trails of the spines and the tail.
	The crinoid Orthocrinus pinnatus		A pair of spines of the acanthodian Machaeracanthus peracatus with scapulocoracoid (pectoral bone).
	The rugose coral Volgerophyllum karschheckensis Südkamp, 2007.		The rugose coral Zaphrentis sp. with pin at its base to stand in an upright position.
	The rear part of the cephalothorax of the phyllocarid crustacean Dithyrocaris		An undescribed giant bivalve.
	From the ammonite Mimagoniatites falcistria often only the housing shell remains. A found near Birkenfeld. Photo: C. Schumacher.		Head and pectoral fin of the placoderm Stensioella heintzi
	Blastoid Schizotremites osoleae		The euartropod Captopodus poschmanni and the marrellomorph Vachonisia rogeri
	The polyp Sphenothallus sp. encrusted on a shell		The crustaceanomorph Wingertshellicus backesi
	The phyllocarid crustacean Nahecaris balssi		This sponge looks like Choia from the Cambrian
	Not described starfish Euzonosomatide		The trilobite Parahomalonotus from the Spanish Iberoslate with the alimentary canal (x-ray).

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