Dinosaur Coprolite Fossil (Fossil Poop), Medium Specimen

$175.00

SKU 260210g Category

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Description

 Dinosaur Coprolite  (Poop) (260210g)

That is one big pile of … coprolite!

Species: unknown large from a plant-eating dinosaur (Herbivore)

Age: Jurassic, 160 mil yrs

Location: Morrison Formation, Utah

Based on its size and location, this drooping is likely from a very large herbivore, potentially a stegosaurus, camarasaurus, or other large Jurassic herbivore from the Morrison Formation. The fun thing about not knowing the species for sure is that you get to decide on your own which animal this may have come from!!

This patty has been sliced and polished, bringing out its natural colorations, the result of various chemical remains between the fossilization process, the minerals involved, and the contents within.

  •  For a more detailed explanation on Coprolites,  click here:

Additional information

Weight8 lbs
Dimensions12 × 12 × 12 in

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Description

 Dinosaur Coprolite  (Poop) (260210g)

That is one big pile of … coprolite!

Species: unknown large from a plant-eating dinosaur (Herbivore)

Age: Jurassic, 160 mil yrs

Location: Morrison Formation, Utah

Based on its size and location, this drooping is likely from a very large herbivore, potentially a stegosaurus, camarasaurus, or other large Jurassic herbivore from the Morrison Formation. The fun thing about not knowing the species for sure is that you get to decide on your own which animal this may have come from!!

This patty has been sliced and polished, bringing out its natural colorations, the result of various chemical remains between the fossilization process, the minerals involved, and the contents within.

  •  For a more detailed explanation on Coprolites,  click here:

Additional information

Weight8 lbs
Dimensions12 × 12 × 12 in