1. It's also partly fossilized.

2. What does Coprolite mean? Fossilized excrement

3. Coprolite is made of fossilized feces

4. Named in 1925, fossilized Anthozoans (i.e

5. Fossilized remains of Brachiosaurs are found in …

6. Amber is the fossilized resin of trees

7. Coprolite, the fossilized excrement of animals.

8. Coprolite fossilized animal waste (literal meaning ‘dung stone’)

9. Coprolite is the fossilized feces left behind by dinosaurs

10. The study of fossilized insects is called paleoentomology.

11. Even the air pockets fossilized within the frozen ice sheets

12. Coprolite, meaning "dung stone" is fossilized animal waste

13. The resin was fossilized over millions of years and became Amber

14. It's a type of fossilized dental plaque that is called officially dental calculus.

15. Astronomers think Ceres is a protoplanet, the fossilized remains of a

16. Favorite Add to 15 Fossilized Barnacle Cluster from Calvert Cliffs, Maryland

17. Various types of fossilized creatures as well as meteorites were discovered in the desert.

18. Coprolites are fossilized feces or dung of animals and occur quite abundantly throughout the Phanerozoic

19. I have found very little in fossilized woody material in the Late Carboniferous material locally

20. The Chinese kept tiny fossilized fish in their food stores to keep away insect pests called silverfish.

21. Its fossilized remains reveal perfectly formed feathers on aerodynamically designed wings capable of flight.

22. SUNNYHILL Coprolite Authentic Prehistoric Natural Fossilized Mineral Dung Stone Specimen Length 1.5-4" Weight 0.35 LB

23. The Lloyds Bank Coprolite: fossilized human feces dug up from a Viking site in York, England

24. Amber is fossilized sap from tree trunks; it is used for jewelry and may contain ancient animals.

25. Conducting research on fossilized plants is the job of those Botanists who have specialized knowledge in …

26. Like today’s crime-scene investigators, paleontologists study trackways—fossilized footprints— for clues about how dinosaurs Behaved

27. In the Midwestern United States, fossilized segments of columnal crinoids are sometimes known as Indian beads.

28. 30 Near Medicine Bow, Wyoming, I visited a rock shop made entirely of fossilized dinosaur bones.

29. In the 1920s, Roy Chapman Andrews discovered the first known fossilized dinosaur eggs, in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia.

30. Occasionally, archaeologists stumble across huge, well-preserved pieces of fossilized dinosaur dung—or “Coprolites,” as they’re politely called.

31. Conducting research on fossilized plants is the job of those Botanists who have specialized knowledge in paleobotany.

32. Amber is fossilized tree resin (not sap), which has been appreciated for its color and natural beauty since Neolithic times

33. Analysis of the fossilized animal and plant remains within Coprolites provides important information about the diet and environment of ancient biota.

34. Coprolite definition: any of various rounded stony nodules thought to be the fossilized faeces of Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

35. Ardipithecus ramidus is an extinct primate whose fossilized remains were first found along the Awash River in Ethiopia about 15 years ago

36. The soft parts of the Cephalopod animals are not fossilized, but the shell fossils are common in some strata

37. 30 The crumbled porcelain of a third lay embedded like fossilized prehistoric remains long entombed in silt and mud.

38. 27 Paleontologists in China's Henan Basin discovered this nest of fossilized eggs laid by the Jurassic duck-billed herbivore Hadrosaurus .

39. Now we all know that bones are fossilized, and so if you dump it into acid, there shouldn't be anything left.

40. Generally, products made from fossilized or decomposed animals, such as petroleum formed from the ancient remains of marine animals, are not considered animal products.

41. Ardipithecus ramidus is an extinct primate whose fossilized remains were first found along the Awash River in Ethiopia about fifteen years ago

42. It was named based solely on fossilized fragments of material that were originally thought to be jaw fragments from a duck-billed dinosaur (a hadrosaur).

43. "Well, I shall be far more proud of it than of any old fossilized remnant of Antediluvial times, I can assure you," was the quick retort.

44. As well, there are noticeable outcrops of an ancient fossilized algal reef, now turned into sharp, pocketed and fairly solid limestone of up to 20 meters thickness.

45. Microscopic fossilized shells are helping geologists reconstruct Earth's climate during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), a period of Abrupt global warming and ocean acidification that

46. A large Coprolite (fossilized feces or dinosaur poop) from South Carolina, USA..jpg 1,200 × 798; 259 KB Coprolita.jpg 1,960 × 4,032; 2.58 MB Coprolite (possibly from …

47. Basically Coprolites are very old pieces of poop that have become fossilized over a very long time. Most Coprolites are composed of calcium phosphates, silicates, and a small amount of organic matter

48. Volcanic hills, limestone formations of fossilized coral and Batholithic rocks make up the topography, while large waves roll into shore at the park’s windward cove-style beaches, Boca Prins and Dos Playa

49. No one inside or outside can remove its anachronistic dynastic-communist regime, and no outsider can hope to modify quickly the policy behavior of its fossilized military, party, and administrative bureaucrats.

50. Tubes seem to have fossilized due to microbially mediated phosphatization that could be favoured by a set of parameters which operated rather at the scale of ammonoid carcasses: closed, poorly oxygenated conditions, and reduced pH.

51. Examples of Coprolite in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Alternative options: Other fossils primed for printing include a Priscacara serrata fish, a Stephanoceras juhlei ammonite and a shasta ground sloth’s Coprolite (essentially fossilized feces).

52. Coprolite is a fancy name for fossilized poop. Also called coproliths, the word comes from the Greek kopros meaning “dung” and lithos meaning “stone.” Petrified poop can come from many different animals of course

53. Coprolite (meaning "dung stone" - kopros means dung and lithikos means stone in Greek) is fossilized feces (animal waste). And no, Coprolite does not smell bad - it had undergone a fossilization process

54. Coprolites are just one of several trace fossils called bromalites, a term that encompasses fossilized material that came from the digestive system of an organism. In addition to cololites, another bromalite preserved while still within the organism is …

55. Belemnites (Fossilized Squid Tentacles), also Nicknamed, “Gnome Lights” and “Thunderbolts” Physical, Emotional, Mental Integration: I bring other lifeforms to you so that you can entrain to their magic, to bring out your own!!! I love to light up your Electrical Body: It’s immediate

56. ‘Researchers extracted DNA from this 30,000-year-old ground sloth Coprolite - fossilized dung - in a Nevada desert cave last year.’ ‘But the researchers who study Coprolites, as fossil feces are known, say these dietary waste products can tell us much about dinosaurs and other ancient animals.’

57. Extraordinary evidence of internal fertilization in a placoderm was afforded by the discovery in the Gogo Formation, near Fitzroy Crossing, Kimberley, Western Australia, of a small female placoderm, about 25 cm (10 in) in length, which died in the process of giving birth to a 6 cm (2 1⁄2 in) offspring and was fossilized with the umbilical cord intact.

58. History and Etymology for Belemnite borrowed from New Latin belemnītēs "bullet-shaped fossilized rostrum of an extinct animal," from Greek bélemnon "missile, spear, arrow" (probably from bele-, full-grade base of the verb bállein "to throw, hit by throwing") + New Latin -ītēs -ite entry 1 — more at devil entry 1 Learn More about Belemnite

59. The dry-out of Lake Urmia has caused waves of protest by locals and numerous officials have warned against its Aftermaths.: Eldredge's interpretation of the Phacops fossil record was that the Aftermaths of the lens changes, but not the rapidly occurring evolutionary process, were fossilized.: Proper use of slurry and fertilizer are essential to the recovery of silage Aftermaths right now.