Australian Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island has been famous for its Trilobites since there discovery on the island in 1965. The Fossil layer covers a huge area far larger than the Island but only a couple of places exist were the strata has been lifted above sea level and are exposed making collection possible. In recent years the island has been fully protected so no new specimens can be collected. Some of our specimens cannot be exported as our government will not issue permits for specimens containing certain species.

The specimens below are from older collections and include some worms and other invertebrate that existed at the time. These pages will be completed in early 1998.

	F5069 Hsuaspis bilobata and Parascollex worm on matrix This specimen cannot be exported due to the presence of the worm on the specimen. Kangaroo Island, South Australia 7.5cm x 4.5cm $75
	F5097 Hsuaspis bilobata Cambrian Period Emu Bay Shale, Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia 5cm x 4cm $85
	F5101 Hsuaspis bilobata Cambrian Period Emu Bay Shale, Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia 6.5cm x 5cm $75
	F5153 Hsuaspis bilobata Cambrian Period Emu Bay Shale, Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia 7cm x 4.5cm $100
	F5138 Redlichia takooensis Cambrian Period Emu Bay Shale, Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia 8cm x 11.5cm $180