




Fossil Type:
Inclusions:
Lissamphibian or Fish Jaw with Teeth
Composition:
Location:
Quay County
, NM
United States
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New Mexico US
Formation:
Period:
Some of the best coprolites are tiny fragments, this most people wouldn't bother to pick up. This coprolite fragment wouldn't even cover the tip of a finger. The outer surface shows no hint at what was beautifully preserved inside. Among the bone inclusions is a tiny jaw with teeth. I haven't been able to identify the prey, but it is likely a fish or lissamphibian.
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