



Fossil Type:
Inclusions:
Fish scales
Fish skull and jaw fragments
Fish vertebrae
Composition:
Location:
Church Cliff Bay
Lyme Regis
United Kingdom
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Formation:
Period:
Dimensions:
35 mm across x 78 mm long x 26 mm high
This specimen has been highly abraded by the surf at Church Cliff Bay. Because of this, it is hard to tell for sure if it is a spiral coprolite. My best guess is yes. Numerous undigested fish remains are visible on the surface.
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