Fossil feces - Fossilised animal - Coprolite (No reserve price)





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Coprolite fossil feces from Morocco, dating to the Cretaceous period (145–66 million years ago), natural in condition and original in authenticity, 1 specimen.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name:
Coprolite (possible reptile: crocodile, turtle or fish)
Location:
Madagascar
Stage:
Mesozoic (undetermined age)
Size:
Approximately 5.9 cm
Description of the fossil:
Spectacular high-quality, well-defined fossil coprolite from Madagascar. It retains a very good color and the natural striations typical of fossilized feces, which provides exceptional detail and a strongly marked texture.
Based on its morphology and internal structure, it could belong to a reptile such as a crocodile or turtle, or even to a large fish, all of which were common in the region's Mesozoic ecosystems.
Well-preserved Madagascar coprolites are highly valued for their aesthetics, their rarity, and their excellent state of preservation.
Restoration:
Natural piece; no restorations.
Ref: 4922
Seller's Story
*All of our fossils are shipped with a certificate, included with the piece completely free*
Scientific Name:
Coprolite (possible reptile: crocodile, turtle or fish)
Location:
Madagascar
Stage:
Mesozoic (undetermined age)
Size:
Approximately 5.9 cm
Description of the fossil:
Spectacular high-quality, well-defined fossil coprolite from Madagascar. It retains a very good color and the natural striations typical of fossilized feces, which provides exceptional detail and a strongly marked texture.
Based on its morphology and internal structure, it could belong to a reptile such as a crocodile or turtle, or even to a large fish, all of which were common in the region's Mesozoic ecosystems.
Well-preserved Madagascar coprolites are highly valued for their aesthetics, their rarity, and their excellent state of preservation.
Restoration:
Natural piece; no restorations.
Ref: 4922

