

Crustacean Poo?
Fossil Type:
Location:
Wutach Valley,
Germany
See map: Google Maps(link is external)
DE
Formation:
Period:
Most people would only notice the beautiful Ancolioceras opalinoides ammonite and other ammonite fragments in this matrix. The true coprolite lover would see the rod-shaped fecal pellets just to the left of the ammonite. Modern crustaceans(link is external) are known to leave fecal pellets of this type.
Gallery:
Latitude: 47.837844300000
Longitude: 8.556355900000
Longitude: 8.556355900000