Coprolites are the scientific term for faeces, poo, dung etc. All Animals produce waste matter, some contains undigested food such fish or meat, and others only vegetable or organic matter. Studying coprolites can give us important clues to what animal produced the poo, and can create a picture of a landscape even if body fossils are not found. Coprolites are trace fossils. This means that they are actually a product of the animals lifestyle and not a body fossil, and this can include track ways, teeth marks/gnawing's and burrows etc. from all different creatures. The creature who made them however has long gone. Just like today when Elephants leave their dung, they just walk away.... You'll find lots of different fossil poos here from all different Prehistoric animals!
Morrison Formation Polished Coprolites, USA Agate Replaced (Silicified) Polished Dinosaur Coprolites from Utah, Morrison Formation, Jurassic age. These come from both Theropod and Sauropod dinosaurs. Cut and Polished chunks with natural rough outside. Excellent study pieces too. All collectors have one of these in their collections! These all have a professional polished finish and took many, many hours to polish.
Kem Kem Shark/Fish & Madagascan Turtle Coprolites These come from Hybodus Sharks and sometimes Mawsonia operculum Coelacanth Fish, They are found in the Kem Kem basin red beds, Morocco, Cretaceous age, 94-100 Million Years old. Some have small repairs.
The Giant Turtle Coprolites (preserved in Siderite Mineral) are from the Eocene Period, Besiboko, Madagascar.
Other Fish & Shark Coprolites Fish and Shark Coprolites, from various locations and ages, you can often find a rare few finds in this section. Many are cut and polished nodules.