Dino Poop - Coprolite - Fossil Size:4X-Large Description: The inverted cone burrs

Description: The inverted cone burrs are great for reaching hard to reach areas

Arbor Hole Diameter: 22mm or 20mm

Approximate size for 1 piece: 180g

These are bound together along one edge (hinge line) by a flexible ligament

Weight: 333g

Dino Poop - Coprolite - Fossil Size:4X-Large Description: The inverted cone burrsOrigin: Besiboko, Mahajanga in Madagascar. Genus: These poops could be from a dino but most likely a smaller lizard, or turtle, etc. We can't guarantee who's poop it was from back in the day (what animal) but we can guarantee it was age of the dinosaurs. Period: Cenozoic (Eocene) Coprolites are quite rare because they tend to decay rapidly, but when they are found, they are most commonly found among sea organisms. Analyzing coprolites, it is possible