The fossil is known as the Lloyds Bank Coloprite, the word “Coprolite” simply meaning fossilized dung.
An amazing coprolite found in Saskatchewan was half a meter long and
The DNA analysis in one coprolite provided information about the genome and diet of one of the canidae.
The only animal that lived at the same time as when the coprolite formed, and
A specimen of the small conchostracan Asmusia membranacea, extracted from a coprolite in the Escuminac Formation.
Researchers hope this remarkable find will provide insight into the T. rex’s diet.
In addition, a coprolith of a carnivorous mammal contained remains of the jaw of a small primate, and those of fish, the remains of many arthropods.
When they find what they seek, the treasures are carefully packed up and sent to laboratories, where every bone and every coprolite (the technical name for fossilised turds) is meticulously studied and dated.
Whatever it was, we know why it was present in the cave: the DNA in the coprolite reveals that the animal had consumed cave bears, no doubt attracted by hibernating bears or their carcasses.
Scientists aptly named the artifact the Lloyds Bank Coprolite, and its finding has helped to shape our understanding of the Norse invaders of England from 1000 years ago.
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