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Turtle Coprolite Fossil - Eocene - Madagascar - Genuine Prehistoric Specimen + COA
For sale is an authentic Turtle Coprolite fossil from the Eocene Epoch, discovered in Madagascar. This well-preserved specimen represents the fossilized excrement of an ancient turtle, offering a fascinating glimpse into the diet and ecosystem of prehistoric reptiles that lived approximately 56 to 33.9 million years ago.
Geology & Fossil Type:
Coprolites are trace fossils, meaning they preserve evidence of ancient life rather than the organism itself. This Turtle Coprolite was formed when prehistoric turtles excreted waste that became mineralized over millions of years, preserving its shape and internal composition. These fossils are scientifically significant as they provide insights into the feeding habits and digestive systems of ancient reptiles.
The Eocene Epoch was a time of significant evolution for many reptilian species, and Madagascar was home to a diverse array of wildlife, including ancient turtles. This fossil provides a direct connection to these prehistoric ecosystems, making it a valuable and rare paleontological specimen.
Fossil Details:
100% Genuine Fossil – No Replicas or Synthetics
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
From the Alice Purnell Collection, a highly regarded fossil collection
Scale cube = 1cm for size reference (please see photos for full dimensions)
You will receive the exact specimen shown in the listing
This rare Turtle Coprolite fossil is an exceptional addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or natural history collection. It is a unique and conversation-worthy specimen, perfect for collectors, educators, and paleontology enthusiasts alike.
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Things on my fakedex, which I have been working on for years and gotten nowhere (Edited to include latest additions and changes)
A water/fairy kelpie pegasus {2 stage}*
Fire/grass kudzu bay mussel/seagrass/campfire (starter) {3 stage}*
Electric/flying ‘flying fox’ line {2 stage}*
Electric/fire ball lightning dust bunny (psuedo-legend) {3 stage}*
Fire stingray {1 stage}
Water/fire frog (starter) [clockwork baby, final evo has a foghorn croak+is a paddleboat/tugboat] {3 stage}*
Grass/water Mermoose Moosepire (starter) {3 stage}*
Bug/steel millipede {1 stage}
Rock/dragon minidragons {1 stage}
Worm for early-game bug? Bug/ground dual type? Bug/normal? [worm on a string->puffball->feather boa] {3 stage}*
Guinea pig (early-game rodent) [starts as hamster, evolves to guinea pig at like level 18, then into a fuck-off massive capybara at level 60] {3 stage}*
Fairy/flying goose? (early game bird) [yesssss] {2 stage}*
Psychic patchwork puzzle hivemind opossum {2 stage}*
Fairy/grass lemur {2 stage}*
Bug/fairy centipede/hairclip {1 stage}*
Fighting/steel secretary bird {2 stage}*
Dragon dung beetle {2 stage}*
Bug(or Water?)/electric thrip->triop {2 stage?}
Bug/flying harvestman {2 stage}*
Grass crocodile {2 stage}*
Psychic fossil {2 stage}*
Ghost fossil {1 stage}*
Ghost/poison plastic bag jellyfish {1 stage}*
Ghost/poison plague rat {1 stage}*
Water money slug {2 stage}*
Bug/water fishing spider/hermit crabs {2 stage}*
Ice snow monster {2 stage}*
Grass octopus/spider/spider monkey {2 stage}*
Water/rock coral slug/reef/deer {2 stage}*
Grass forest (legendary) {1 stage}*
Ghost mire (legendary) {1 stage}*
Rock gargoyle/vulture {2 stage}*
Dual form bug/grass:bug/ground {1 stage}*
Pichu line variant {3 stage}*
Eternatus variant {1 stage}
Ice/Dragon llama {2 stage}*
Grass snapdragon {2 stage}*
Grass/Ghost pepper {2 stage}*
Steel ore/slimemold {1 stage}*
Ground badger {1 stage}*
Normal/Electric coyote-cat {2 stage}*
Flying kite/pinwheel {2 stage}*
Water betta fish {2 stage split evo}*
Bug grasshopper-cow {1 stage}*
Psychic/Fairy itemball {2 stage}*
Flying turtle {1 stage}*
Bug/Electric program {1 stage}*
Current Total: 84-84/150 (80/150 complete)
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My jeweler friend, Megin Spivey, sent Alex a surprise mini-museum birthday package. The large rock is 60m+ year old dino dung (coprolite). Clockwise, there is also a: piece of fossilized turtle shell, labradorite Ganesh, skull fragment, Mako shark tooth, ancient Mayan deity carving, geode in matrix and a tiny metal Shiva. Spivey creates one-of-a-kind men’s cufflinks and accessories inspired by her world travels. Thanks for these amazingly thoughtful treasures @spiveyjewelry https://www.instagram.com/p/CGXuwZagBxH/?igshid=9pwqhhudj0z1
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I His holy slowly mulled over matter not all “delirium of delight” �� as were the forests of Brazil “Species are not (it is like confessing a murder) immutable” He was often becalmed in this Port Desire by illness or rested from species at billiard table As to Man “I believe Man… in the same predicament with other animals” II Cordilleras to climb—Andean peaks “tossed about like the crust of a broken pie” Icy wind Higher, harder Chileans advised eat onions for shortness of breath Heavy on him: Andes miners carried up great loads—not allowed to stop for breath Fossil bones near Santa Fé Spider-bite-scauld Fever Tended by an old woman “Dear Susan… I am ravenous for the sound of the pianoforte” III FitzRoy blinked— sea-shells on mountain tops! The laws of change rode the seas without the good captain who could not concede land could rise from the sea until—before his eyes earthquake— Talcahuana Bay drained out— all-water wall up from the ocean —six seconds— demolished the town The will of God? Let us pray And now the Galápagos Islands— hideous black lava The shore so hot it burned their feet through their boots Reptile life Melville here later said the chief sound was a hiss A thousand turtle monsters drive together to the water Blood-bright crabs hunt ticks on lizards’ backs Flightless cormorants Cold-sea creatures— penguins, seals here in tropical waters Hell for FitzRoy but for Darwin Paradise Puzzle with the jig-saw gists beginning to fit IV Years… balancing probabilities I am ill, he said and books are slow work Studied pigeons barnacles, earthworms Extracted seeds from bird dung Brought home Drosera— saw insects trapped by its tentacles—the fact that a plant should secrete an acid acutely akin to the digestive fluid of an animal! Years till he published He wrote Lyell: Don’t forget to send me the carcass of your half-bred African cat should it die V I remember, he said those tropical nights at sea— we sat and talked on the booms Tierra del Fuego’s shining glaciers translucent blue clear down (almost) to the indigo sea (By the way Carlyle thought it most ridiculous that anyone should care whether a glacier moved a little quicker or a little slower or moved at all) Darwin sailed out of Good Success Bay to carcass- conclusions— the universe not built by brute force but designed by laws The details left to the working of chance “Let each man hope and believe what he can” Lorine Niedecker, “Darwin” from Collected Works. Copyright © 2004 by Lorine Niedecker. Reprinted by permission of University of California Press. Source: Lorine Niedecker: Collected Works(University of California Press, 2004) Lorine Niedecker BiographyMore poems by this author Poem of the Day: Darwin Poem of the Day: Darwin Poem of The Day {$excerpt:n} Source: Poem of The Day
http://babakziai.org/poem-of-the-day-darwin/
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Prague Zoo's New Exhibit Takes A Closer Look At Poop
Prague Zoo’s New Exhibit Takes A Closer Look At Poop
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PRAGUE (AP) — After producing plenty of elephant dung and other manure for years, Prague Zoo has capitalized on its expertise by creating a new permanent exhibit on the world of animal excrement.
It displays information and samples of everything from fossil turds, also known as coprolites, from extinct animals to the excrement of modern-day gorillas, lions, elephants, horses, turtles,…
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