Coprolite Fossil Dinosaur Poo Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Carnelian Agate and with at least a

and with at least a couple high grade chunks

several species of fish in the genus Enchodus were common in the Western Interior Sea

It tends to be very solid and take a great polish

Each Knightia fossil has been lightly cleaned to enhance visibility but contains no added artistic restoration—what you see is purely natural

Coprolite Fossil Dinosaur Poo Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Carnelian Agate and with at least aCoprolite is a form of Fossil Poop! Yep, you read that right! Coprolite is most commonly from Dinosaurs, but can range from anywhere from Fish to Reptiles, to even Humans! Coprolite gains its colors from present minerals, either before fossilization occurred, or from the high silica waters that seeped within! It can be found in multiple fossil formations from around the world, but commonly comes from Utah, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and Morocco! It