Pseudodiscophyllum sp.

• Genus: Pseudodiscophyllum
• Geological Age: Upper Ordovician – Caradoc
• Formation: Upper Ktaoua Formation 
• Locality: Tafilalt, Morocco 
• Size: 15 x 10 cm approx 

This specimen comes from the Upper Ktaoua Formation, an important Ordovician fossil-bearing unit of southeastern Morocco, well known for its diverse marine fossil assemblages.

Pseudodiscophyllum is characterized by its distinctive discoidal morphology and radial structure, giving the fossil a particularly unusual and recognizable appearance. Its preservation offers an interesting glimpse into the marine ecosystems that inhabited North Africa during the Late Ordovician.

A fascinating and uncommon specimen, ideal for collectors interested in Ordovician fossils, unusual marine organisms and classic Moroccan palaeontological localities.

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