coprolite

IPA: kˈoʊprʌɫaɪt

noun

  • A fossil consisting of petrified dung.
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Examples of "coprolite" in Sentences

  • A king sized theropod coprolite.
  • A coprolite is fossilized animal dung.
  • The fossilized dino dung, called coprolite, made its way to
  • As well as farming the village earned its income from coprolite digging.
  • Let me add that the bones that it ate have also been found in T rex coprolite.
  • Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal right, coprolite fossilized dinosaur feces.
  • He explained to them that what they were holding was coprolite — fossilized dinosaur excrement.
  • You can dig up a coprolite, put sunglasses, an ugly gray wig, and clothes on it, give it a job, even paint it.
  • Kudos to the person who did the unicorn/fairy cake for not make the uni horn look like a piece of... coprolite.
  • It's also used as a suffix, as in monolith (big block of stone) or in the form "-lite" (as in coprolite, fossilized dung).
  • One said their own analysis of one of the coprolites was “difficult to reconcile with the DNA results identifying the coprolite as human.”
  • I just looked at the link to the Arizona Daily Star that Steve had in his last post that had this great picture of Dr. Paul Martin holding a Pleistocene Ground Sloth - "coprolite" is the proper term - and thought it deserved a post of its own.
  • It is either that the box is opened and the contents let loose on the world, like a cracker jack with the trots, or the box sucks in the world — a technoid machine — compacts all down like a Faraday compression of absolute skrunch no larger than a chicken bouillon cube if not an outright chip of a teeny weenie humanoid coprolite.

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