Bob
Carroll of Black Cat Mountain Trilobites; Bob is unequivocally
the king of Oklahoma trilobites, and an extraordinary preparator. |
Black
Cat Gwynn Hatfield at work with Bob. |
|
Black
Cat Viper; this is dangerous work indeed (1). There are also
copius Black Cat Black Widows lurking in crevasses and cracks. |
One
hot summer day's worth of Devonian rocks |
Movie
- breaking that pile of rocks to the left (one could lose
a finger, or at least a fingernail) - Caution,
7 Meg File |
Black
Cat True Bug (Assassin or Kissing Bug), Order Hemiptera, Family
Reduviidae. This Okie "Wheel Bug" version can inflict
a painful bite. |
Black
Cat Namesake Bug: This little 11 mm Aulacopleurid trilobite
is named after Bob.
(Jour Paleo V. 71, No. 4, 1997) |