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





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Coprolite fossil feces specimen from Marruecos, dating to the Cretaceous (145–66 million years ago), natural condition with original authenticity, about 5.6 cm in size and no restorations.
Description from the seller
All of our fossils are shipped with a certificate, included with the piece at no extra charge.
Scientific name:
Coprolite (possible reptile: crocodile, turtle or fish)
Location:
Madagascar
Stage:
Mesozoic (age undetermined)
Size:
Approximately 5.6 cm
Fossil description:
Spectacular, high-quality, highly detailed fossil coprolite from Madagascar. It preserves a very good color and the natural striations typical of fossilized feces, which provides exceptional detail and a very pronounced texture.
Based on its morphology and internal structure, it could correspond to a reptile such as a crocodile or turtle, or even to a large fish, all common in the region’s Mesozoic ecosystems.
Well-preserved coprolites from Madagascar are highly valued for their aesthetics, rarity, and excellent preservation.
Restoration:
Natural piece; no restorations.
Ref: 4921
Seller's Story
All of our fossils are shipped with a certificate, included with the piece at no extra charge.
Scientific name:
Coprolite (possible reptile: crocodile, turtle or fish)
Location:
Madagascar
Stage:
Mesozoic (age undetermined)
Size:
Approximately 5.6 cm
Fossil description:
Spectacular, high-quality, highly detailed fossil coprolite from Madagascar. It preserves a very good color and the natural striations typical of fossilized feces, which provides exceptional detail and a very pronounced texture.
Based on its morphology and internal structure, it could correspond to a reptile such as a crocodile or turtle, or even to a large fish, all common in the region’s Mesozoic ecosystems.
Well-preserved coprolites from Madagascar are highly valued for their aesthetics, rarity, and excellent preservation.
Restoration:
Natural piece; no restorations.
Ref: 4921

