06355 - Rare Spinosaurus - Crocodile 1.81 Inch Coprolite with Digested Fish Scales Dinosaur Bones and Claws leaving the next layer visible

leaving the next layer visible in almost its entirety

As all the Elasmobranchii

Parent taxon: Dyrosauridae according to M

It may correspond to a juvenile individual or a newly emerged replacement tooth

06355 - Rare Spinosaurus - Crocodile 1.81 Inch Coprolite with Digested Fish Scales Dinosaur Bones and Claws leaving the next layer visibleBeautiful coprolite from the Upper Cretaceous deposits of southern Morocco. It is a very interesting specimen, because it can be observed how it is composed of layers of digested fish scales. This type of structure is only found in fossil excrements of piscivorous animals. In this case, it could belong to either a Spinosaurus or a crocodile. Either way it is a very interesting specimen. This type of fossil can extract important information about the