Coprolite Fossil - Height: 3 cm - Width: 4 cm- 80 g - (1)

The term coprolite derives from the Greek kópros (dung) and líthos (stone) and refers to a feces, produced by an animal that lived in the past, which fossilized. It is a specimen of fossilized feces that contains a variety of valuable information about the animal that produced it and about the environment in which it lived. The coprolite was found in a sedimentary deposit in Madagascar and dates back to about 150 million years ago, during the Jurassic period. It appears as a solid mass of reddish-brown color, with an elongated shape and a rough outer surface. Jurassic (145-201.3 million years), Madagascar Coprolite feces Fossil. Dimensions: 7x4x3 cm Weight: 80 g Express courier shipping (tracking)

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