Name:   Eccaparadoxides bennetti Hypostoma (Mouthplate)
Age:  Middle Cambrian
Formation:  Chamberlains Brook Formation
Location:  Kelligrews, Newfoundland, Canada 
Size:  Rock is 2.4 inches tall!

This is a very rare trilobite fossil. It is an Eccaparadoxides bennetti hypostoma (mouthplate) from Newfoundland, Canada. This specimen was found in 1988 by Steve Hess while collecting there with Riccardo Levi-Setti. This distinct fossil has excellent detail preserved. The hypostoma is fully inflated and well defined. There is also a counterpart of a Ctenocephalus cephalon preserved above the mouthplate. This is a very uncommon trilobite fossil from the wilds of Newfoundland.

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