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Submitted: March 24, 2012
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Date Taken:Mar 18, 2012, 9:31:05 AM
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Giant Theropod Dinosaur Coproliteby ~quicksilver123

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Geology

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this is a polished surface of a fossilized and agatized dinosaur poop. the poop is pretty big, but you can't really see that from this picture.

this is found in southern utah. most likely to be from the jurassic or from the cretaceous.

you can see lots of digested bone... and you can also make out agatized flesh remains. unfortunately no blood remains so no jurassic park sorry kids

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~argemirogarcia Oct 29, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

I would like to see a scale close the coprolite.

~quicksilver123 Oct 29, 2012 Artist

Yes; I will try to upload some later

~fromashesirise Jun 24, 2012

lol... that's natures beauty understanding. even dinosaur poop which lives long enough becomes beautfiul - lol

~quicksilver123 Jun 24, 2012 Artist

true that

~quicksilver123 Apr 14, 2012 Artist

the grey sandy-looking area near the core is the digested bone. i'm not sure if you can see it in here, but there are tiny, red lines here and there... oh, i think there's one beside the digested bone.