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Can poop fossilize?
Yes, feces can be fossilized. That is called coprolite.
Mineral is matches made of?
Sulfur, as a native mineral, or from the mineral pyrite, is used in the manufacture of matches.
Mineral na panggatong?
Ang mineral na panggatong ay yamang mineral na kemikal. Halimbawa:petrolyo
Why isn't cement a mineral?
No. A rock is an assemblage of at least two different minerals. One mineral can't be two or more minerals.
Would a fossil clam be classified as a mineral?
A fossil is not a mineral.
Is poop a mineral?
No. Even fossil excrement, coprolite, is not a mineral.[Strictly a trace fossil, as it is an accessory of the animal.]
What type of rock is coprolite?
Coprolite is a type of fossilized feces that has turned into a type of sedimentary rock known as a phosphate rock. It is formed through a process called mineral replacement, where the original organic material is replaced by minerals over time.
What do you call fossilised scat?
The term for a fossilized animal dropping is "Coprolite."
When was Lloyds Bank coprolite created?
Lloyds Bank coprolite was created in 1972.
Is coprolites a fossil?
a coprolite is a foosil
What is definition of coprolite?
Fossilized dung.
Does prehistoric feces still exist?
Apparently it does. There are special "rocks" called coprolite. Copro- refers to filth or waste, and -lite or -lith means a stone. So coprolite is fossilized feces. There are also stones that are said to be false coprolite.
What Is the name for preserved animal dung?
coprolite
What is the exact name of petrified turtle poop?
coprolite
How can one identify coprolite?
Coprolite can be identified by its appearance, which is typically fossilized and resembles a hardened piece of feces. It may also have a distinct texture and color different from surrounding rocks or fossils. Additionally, coprolite can sometimes contain undigested food remains or other organic materials that help confirm its identity.
What do poos smell like?
Like a pre-fossilized Coprolite .
Who studies Coprolite?
actually, paleontologist study lots of coprolites
