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heavy load

by grant meredith
( peterborough ontario canada)


found this one while looking for fossils in the woods.found it at the bottom of a wash out after heavy rain.i believe it to be more fossilized dino turd has various small bones throughout it.

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Dinosaur Coprolite
by: Doug

Grant,

Sorry I cannot confirm or deny your suspicions on this one. If as you say it has identifiable fragments of bone it could be coprolite.

I would say to check the location where you found it on a stratigraphy map. If it is dino coprolite it should be Jurassic or Cretaceous rock.

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