- Bioerosion –
Erosion of hard
substrates by
living organisms Cryptospore –
Fossilised primitive plant spore Endolith –
Organism living inside a rock List of...
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created when a
crocodilian stepped on the
faecal matter before it
became fossilised. The
recognition of
coprolites is
aided by
their structural patterns,...
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Fossil wood, also
known as
fossilized tree, is wood that is
preserved in the
fossil record. Over time the wood will
usually be the part of a
plant that...
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material may be
challenged and removed. Find sources: "Taxonomy of
commonly fossilised invertebrates" – news · newspapers · books · scholar ·
JSTOR (July 2023)...
- The
Lloyds Bank
coprolite is a
large coprolite, or
fossilised specimen of
human faeces,
recovered by the York
Archaeological Trust while excavating the...
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Echinoid fossils are the
fossilised remains of sea urchins,
spiny marine invertebrates that live on the seabed.
Humans have been
interested in
these fossils...
- times, this area has been desert,
shallow tropical sea and marsh, and the
fossilised remains of the
various creatures that
lived there have been preserved...
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bezoar stones at the time, were
fossilised faeces, and she also
discovered that
belemnite fossils contained fossilised ink sacs like
those of
modern cephalopods...
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formed in the
heads of frogs.
Toadstones were
actually the button-like
fossilised teeth of
Scheenstia (previously Lepidotes), an
extinct genus of ray-finned...
- that the
stones were
fossilised faeces. He
coined the name
coprolite for them; the name came to be the
general name for all
fossilised faeces.
Buckland also...
