Mount Stephen trilobite beds

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The Mount Stephen trilobite beds ( UNSM place 14 s ) are a series of fossil layers on the Mount Stephen in British Columbia, Canada. The layers contain exceptional fossil material. The layers are part of the same stratigraphic unit as the Burgess Shale. Many non- mineralized parts, such as Anomalocarididae claws, sponges and trilobites - legs are well preserved. Furthermore, there are many trilobite fossils.