Family: COPROFACIES Nova
Coprogenus: Alococopros HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER, 2007
Etymology: Greek, alocos, 'furrowed', and Greek, korpos, 'dung'.
Species: triassicus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER 2007
Etymology: Named for the Triassic period, which yields all known specimens
of this species.
Holotype: UMMP 7253 (partim).
Locality: Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group (Dockum Group).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
UMMP 8253 (partim): Coprolite.
CANTRELL, SUAZO, SPIELMANN & LUCAS, 2012
Locality: NMMNH locality 4668 (Gallina Well Locality, CM loclaity 1057), Joyita Hills, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Scholle Member, Abo Formation.
Biotratigraphy:
Age: Coyotean, Middle Wolfcampian Stage, Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-64627, P-64628, P-62986, P-64630: Coprolites.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2016
Locality: Wyoming.
Horizon: Cloverly Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aptian-Albian Stage, Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 44283: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality, 1327, Australia.
Horizon: Arcadia Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63705,P-63708, P-63709: Coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH L-1430, Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63699: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1864, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-25706. Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 477, New Mexico.
Horizon: Blue Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Revueltian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-16284: Coprolite.
Locality: Gregory Quarry (NMMNH Locality 485), Apache Canyon, New Mexico.
Horizon: Redonda Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-66802: Coprolite.
Locality: Rotten Hill, north of Amalillo, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian Stage, Late Triassic.
Material:
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas: Uncatalouged: 2 connected specimens.
Locality: NMMNH locality 1, Revuelto Creek, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bull Canyon Formation.
Biostartigraphy:
Age: Reuveltian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-28185: Coprolite.
LUCAS, RINEHART, HECKERT, HUNT & SPIELMANN, 2016
Locality: Rotten Hill Bonebed (PPHM WT), Herring Ranch Locality, Rotten Hill, Potter County, Texas.
Horizon: Lower part of the Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group (or Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation).
Biostratigraphy:Age: Adamanian age, Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
PPHM 1999.35.327, 1999.35.337, 2000.10.82: Coprolites.
Morphotype A1 ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
CDUE 1001-1002: Complete, reniform shape, isopolar, similar rounded, longitudinally striated coprolites.
Morphotype A2 ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
CDUE 1005-1008: Narrow and elongated, anisopolar, dark colored longitudinally striated coprolites.
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Coprogenus: indicus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER, 2007
Etymology: Named for the country of India from which the type specimens originate.
Holotype: BMNH unnumbered Matley Collection.
Locality: Nagpur, India.
Horizon: Lameta Formation.
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Uppermost Senonian Subepoch, Uppermost Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material: 2 sections of the same coprolite.
Referred mtaerial:
Locality: North of Kadubana, Nagpur, India.
Horizon: Lameta Formation.
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Uppermost Senonian Subepoch, Uppermost Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Unnumbered, Matley Colletion: Coprolites.
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Sp
= cf. Alococpros HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality 1312, Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63710: Fragmentary coporlite.
Locality: NMMNH locality 5165, Wyoming.
Horizon: Popo Agie Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMNH P-37425: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: Rotten Hill, north of Amalillo, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian Stage, Late Triassic.
Material:
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas: Uncatalouged: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH locality 485, Apache Canyon, New Mexico.
Horizon: Redonda Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Apachean, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-17034
ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Alococopros isp 1
Morphotype B1
CDUE 1009-1010: Variable size thick, complete, anisopolar,reniform, longitudinally striated coprolites.
Morphotype B2
CDUE 1021-1025: Large, incomplete, longitudinally grooved, unipolar, coprolites.
Morphotype B3
CDUE 1031: Complete, isopolar, longitundnally striated, segemted cropotlies.
Alocopros isp 2
Morphotype B4
CDUE 1010-1014: Ovoid shpaed, isoplar, longitudinally striated coprolites.
Morphotype B5
CDU 1003, 1015-1019: Reniform, isoplar to anisopolar, partially striated surface.
cf. Alocopros isp
Morphotype B6
CDUE 1020: Isopolar, clustered, longitudinally striated corpolites.
Morphotype B7
CDUE 1026: Anisopoalr wiht intermittent lontudinal striations.
Morphotype B8
CDUE 1028-1030: Incomplete, uniplar, wiht rounded end, complex surface sculpting, and longitudinal, oblique and transverse strations.
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Coprogenus: Bactryllium HEERE, 1853
Etymology:
Coprospecies: canaliculatum HEERE, 1853
Etymology:
Holotype:
Locality:
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age:
Material:
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Coprospecies: plicatum ALLASINAZ, 1968
Etymology:
Holotype:
Locality:
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age:
Material: Coprolites.
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SALVINI-BONNARD & ZANINETTI, 1989
Locality: La Cerchiara, Auct., Lagonegro Basin, Southern Apennines, Italy.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Ladinian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch or Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Numbers: Not given: Coprolites.
Locality: Pietra Maura, Auct., Lagonegro Basin, Southern Apennines, Italy.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
Numbers: Not given: Coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Beechybromus HUNT & LUCAS, 2018
Etymology: Beechy in reference to the stratigraphic unit that yields the specimen, and Greek, bromos, "food."
Coprospecies: wellschi HUNT & LUCAS, 2018
Etymology: In reference to the Wellsch Valley, which yielded the holotype.
Holotype: NMC 40750
Locality: NMC locality 4078, Wellsch Valley, Saskatchewan Province, Canada.
Horizon: Beechy Member, Bearpaw Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
NMC 40751, 40752, 40753, 27079: Coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Bibliocoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Etymology: Greek, biblios, "scroll," and Greek, kopros, 'dung'.
Coprospecies: beemanensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, SUAZO & CANTRELL, 2012
Etymology: In reference to the Beeman Formation, which yielded the holotype.
Holotype: NMMNH P-63503
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, raod cut on the north side of NM Highway 82, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
NMMNH P-63515, P-63526, P-63531: Coprolites.
HARRIS, LUCAS & LUETH, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 10331, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
NMMNH P-79069: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH locality 10458, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
NMMNH P-79558, P-78848: Coprolites.
NMMNH P-19071: Scroll coporlite.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-72508, P-79462, P-79464: Coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Costacoprus HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012c
Etymology: Latin, costa, "rib," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: chinae HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012c
Etymology: In honor of Karen Chin, to honor her many contriutions to the study of coprolites.
Holotype: NHMUK R 4914
Locality: Cambridge, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Cambridge Greensand.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Albian Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Late Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
NHMUK R 4914: Partial coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Crassocoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: Latin, crassus, "thick," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: mcallisteri HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: In honor of James McAlliser for his divrse contrubitions to the study of Paleozoic coprolites.
Holotype: NMMNH P-63717
Locality: Tinajas Locality, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
HARRIS, LUCAS & LUETH, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 10331, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
NMMNH P-79057, 79058, P-79061: Coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 10456, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
NMMNH P-79474: Coprolite.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-72300, P-79469, P-72492, P-72494, P-72497, P-72499, P-72498, P-72500, P-72501, P-72502, P-79468, P-79469: Heteropolar macrosprial coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Crococopros HALACLAR, RUMMY, LIU, HUNT, van DO, MINH & DENG, 2023
Etymology: Ladin, crocodilus for the presumed producer of the coproites, and Greek, kapros, "dung" (the letter k has been altered to c as is customary in coporlite naming).
Coprospecies: naduongensis HALACLAR, RUMMY, LIU, HUNT, van DO, MINH & DENG, 2023
Etymology: In reference to the localiyt, Na Duong, where the holotoype specimens was found.
Holotype: IVPP V27941/1 to IVPP V 2794/55
Locality: Na Duong Coal mine, Nothern Vietnam.
Horizon: Na Duong Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Bartonina-Late Priaobonian, late Middle to Late Eocene.
Material: Coprolites.
Morpohotypa A (MorA): 35 specimens.
Morphotype B (MorB): 3 coprolites.
Morphotype C (MorC): 5 specimens.
Morphotype D (MorD): 4 coprolites.
Morphotype U (Uncatagorized group): 8 coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Crustacoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: Latin, crusta, "shell," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: tinajaensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: In reference to the type locality Tinajas, which yielded the holotype.
Holotype: NMMNH P-63816
Locality: Tinajas Locality, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Dakyronocopros HUNT & LUCAS, 2005a
Etymology: Greek, dakyron, "
tear drop," in allusion to the teardrop shape
of the corpolites, and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Corpospecies: arroyoensis HUNT & LUCAS, 2005a
Etymology: From the Arroyo Formation, which yielded the specimens.
Holotype: TMM 40339-8
Locality: West Table Mountian, Taylor County, Texas.
Horizon: Arroyo Formation, Lower Clear Fork Group.
Biostratigraphy: Land-vertebrate faunachron lower D.
Age: Middle Leonardian stage, upper Rotliegendes, Early Permian.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
Locality: Coffee Creek, Baylor County, Texas.
Horizon: Arroyo Formation, Lower Clear Fork Group.
Biostratigraphy: Land-vertebrate faunachron lower D.
Age: Middle Leonardian stage, upper Rotliegendes, Early Permian.
Material:
TMM 40338-11: Coprlite:
Locality: Swinks Ranch Locality, Texas.
Horizon: Archer City Formation, upper Bowie Group.
Biostratigraphy: Land-vertebrate faunachron upper A.
Age: Late Wolfcampanian stage, Lower Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
TMM 45572-2, 3: Coprolites.
Locality: Rattlesnake Canyon, southeast of Black Flat, northwestern Archer County, Texas.
Horizon: Nocona Formation (formerly lower to lower upper Admiral Formation, middle Wichita Group), Lower Wichita Group.
Biostratigraphy: Land-vertebrate faunachron lower B.
Age: Upper Wolfcampanian stage, Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
TMM 40333-233: Coprolite.
CANTRELL, SUAZO, SPIELMANN & LUCAS, 2012
Locality: NMMNH locality 4668 (Gallina Well Locality, CM loclaity 1057), Joyita Hills, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Scholle Member, Abo Formation.
Biotratigraphy:
Age: Coyotean, Middle Wolfcampian Stage, Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-64621: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Dicynodontocopros HUNT,
LUCAS & LOCKLEY, 1998
Etymology: In reference to the putative source animal, Dicynodonts, and Kopros, ”dung”: Dicynodon dung.
Coprospecies: maximus HUNT, LUCAS & LOCKLE”Y, 1998
Etymology: In reference to its large size relative to other coprolites from
nonmarine Triassic strata.
Holotype: UCMP 7253
Locality: Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
MNA 2720, 2721-2723: Coprolites.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality 860, Trilophosaurus Quarry 1, Howard County, Texas.
Horizon: Colorado City Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-25772: Two specmens.
Locality: NMMNH locality 3100, Trilophosaurus Quarry 3, Howard County, Texas.
Horizon: Colorado City Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63701: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 859, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-1864: Coprolite.
NMMNH P-18493: 2 coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1804, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-25702: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1864, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-45573: Coprolite.
Locality: Blue Hills, Arizona.
Horizon: Blue Mesa Member, Petrified ForestFormation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-43954: Coprolite.
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Sp
= cf. Dicynodontocropros insp LUCAS, RINEHART, HECKERT, HUNT & SPIELMANN, 2016
Locality: Rotten Hill Bonebed (PPHM WT), Herring Ranch Locality, Rotten Hill, Potter County, Texas.
Horizon: Lower part of the Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group (or Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian age, Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
PPHM 1999.35.327, 1999.35.337, 2000.10.82: Coprolites.
ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Morphotype F1
CDUE 1135: Lare, thick, anisopolar coprolites, wiht a decreasing diameter.
Morphtype F2
CDUE 1041: Lare, thick, anisopolar, segmented coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Doratocoprus HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Etymology: Greek, doratos, "spear," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: ericksoni HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Etymology: In recognition of Alan Erickson, who discovered the type locality.
Holotype: NMMNH P-79463
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Dakyronocopros HUNT & LUCAS, 2005a
Coprogenus: Elacacoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: Greek, elakate, "spindlel," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: williamsi HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: In honor of the late Michael Williams, to honor his work on spiral coprolites.
Holotype: NMMNH P-63814
Locality: Tinajas Locality, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
NMMNH P-63814: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Elongatocoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: Latin, elongatus, "long," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: amadoensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: In reference to Cerros de Amado which yielded the holotype.
Holotype: NMMNH P-40209
Locality: Tinajas Locality, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Eucorpus HUNT & LUCAS, 2012
Etymology: Greek, eu, "perfect," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Corpospecies: cylindratus HUNT & LUCAS, 2012
Etymology: Latin, cylindratus, (in the form of a cylinder), alluding to its shape.
Holotype: TNMMNH P-66582
Locality: Gregory Quarry (NMMNH locality L-485), Quay County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Redonda Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Apachean, Late Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-79496: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
NMMNH P-17034: Coprolite.
Locality: Rotten Hill, north of Amalillo, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian Stage, Late Triassic.
Material:
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas: Uncatalouged: 3 coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 1, Revuelto Creek, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bull Canyon Formation.
Biostartigraphy:
Age: Reuveltian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-28185: Coprolite.
LUCAS, RINEHART, HECKERT, HUNT & SPIELMANN, 2016
Locality: Rotten Hill Bonebed (PPHM WT), Herring Ranch Locality, Rotten Hill, Potter County, Texas.
Horizon: Lower part of the Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group (or Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation).
Biostratigraphy:Age: Adamanian age, Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
PPHM 1999.35.327, 1999.35.337, 2000.10.82: Coprolites.
ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Morphotype E
CDUE 1101-1110: Isopolar, elongated, cylindrical, rod-like coprolite, with a constant diameter and smooth surface.
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Sp
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality, 1327, Australia.
Horizon: Arcadia Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63707: Coprolite.
Locality: Gregory Quarry (NMMNH Locality 485), Apache Canyon, New Mexico.
Horizon: Redonda Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-66800: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Falcatocopros HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER,
2007
Etymology: Latin, falcatus, 'crescent'; referring to the thin, curved shape
of this coprolite and Greek, kapros, 'dung'.
Coprospecies: oxfordensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER, 2007
Etymology: Named for the Oxford Clay, which yieled the holotype.
Holotype: NHMUK R 2094
Locality: Near Peterborough, England.
Horizon: Oxford Clay.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
Locality: Lyme Regis, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon:
Biostatigraphy:
Age: Early Jurassic.
Material:
NHMUK (old BMNH) R 2110: Coprolite.
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Sp
SCHWEIGERT & DIETL, 2012
Localty: Nusplingen Quarry, Western part of Swabian Alb, Southwestern Germany.
Horizon: Nusplingen Lithographic Limestone.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material:
SMNS no. 67874 (bed C): Coprlite.
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Coprogenus: Hirabromus HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012a
Etymology: Greek, hira, "gut or intestine," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: seilacheri HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012a
Etymology: In honor of Adolph Seilacher for his important study of the origin of this ichnotaxon.
Holotype: USNM 313350.
Locality: 8 miles south of Rhame, North Dakota.
Horizon: Fort Union Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Paleocene.
Referred matrial:
SEIlCEHR, ET AL., 2001
Locality: China.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Permian.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Heteropolacopros HUNT,
LUCAS & LOCKLE”Y, 1998
Etymology: From the heteropolar form (sensu Neumayer, 1904) and the Greek for
Dung, (Copros).
Coprospecies: texaniensis HUNT, LUCAS & LOCKLEY, 1998
Etymology: For the state of Texas which has produced the majority of specimens
of this species.
Holotype: UMP 7253 (partim)
Locality: Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Note: From a xenacanth shark or possibly a lungfish?
Referred material:
UMMP 7253 (partim): Coprolite.
Note: These coprolite are known from the Otischalikian to Adamanian Carnian, Late Triassic.
CANTRELL, SUAZO, SPIELMANN & LUCAS, 2012
Locality: NMMNH locality 4668 (Gallina Well Locality, CM loclaity 1057), Joyita Hills, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Scholle Member, Abo Formation.
Biotratigraphy:
Age: Coyotean, Middle Wolfcampian Stage, Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-64622, P-64623, P-64624, P-64786: Coprolites.
HARRIS, LUCAS & LUETH, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 10331, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
NMMNH P-79035, 79036, 79078, 79079, 79080, 79473: Coprolites.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2005c
Locality: Sid McAdams Locality, Taylor County, Texas.
Horizon: Vale Formation, Middle Clear Fork Group.
Biostratigraphy: Land-vertebrate faunachron lower to middle D.
Age: Upper Leonardian Stage,Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
TMM 30966-278, 30966-518: Coprolites.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-73503, P-72504, P-79465, P-79467, P-72504, P-72487: Coprolites.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2005
Locality: NMMNH locality 4700, VanderHoof Quarry, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper El Cobre Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Wolfcampanian, Coyotean, Ealry Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-46513, 46509, 46517, 46497, 46498, 46514, 46518, 46515, 46518, 46516: Coprolites.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality 4217, eastern New Mexico.
Horizon: Anton Chico Member, Moenkopi Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63695, P-63697: Coprolites.
Locality: Localtiy 8655, Morocco.
Horizon: Argana Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-4834: Coprolite.
Locality: Locality 860, Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63700: Coprolite.
Locality: Locality 1430, Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Triassic.
Material:\NMMNH P-63698: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH locality 860, Trilophosaurus Quarry 1, Howard County, Texas.
Horizon: Colorado City Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63703, 63704: Coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 3100, Trilophosaurus Quarry 3, Howard County, Texas.
Horizon: Colorado City Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63702: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1864, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-1864: Large coprolite.
NMMNH P-25706: Partial coprolite.
NMMNH P-25709: Segment of a coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1864, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-66803: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-63504, P-63506, P-63508, P-63510, P-63511, P-63514, P-63524: Coprolites.
HUNT, SPIELMANN, LUCAS & DURNEY, 2013
Locality: NMMNH Locality 8588, North-Central Texas.
Horizon: Finis Shale, Graham Formation, Cisco Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Virgilian Stage, Late Kasimovian-Gzelian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subperiod, Late Carbonifeorus Period.
Material:
NMMNH P-66994: Coprolite.
LUCAS, RINEHART, HECKERT, HUNT & SPIELMANN, 2016
Locality: Rotten Hill Bonebed (PPHM WT), Herring Ranch Locality, Rotten Hill, Potter County, Texas.
Horizon: Lower part of the Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group (or Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation).
Biostratigraphy:Age: Adamanian age, Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
PPHM 1999.35.327, 1999.35.337, 2000.10.82: Coprolites.
= cf. Heteropolacopros texaniensis ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Morphotype C1
CDUE 1111-1113 Complete heteropolar.
Morphotype C2
CDUE 1118: Compelte, medium sized cylindrical, sprial, heteropolar coprolites.
Morphotype C3
CDUE 1120, 1135: Compelte conical shaped, spiral, heteropolar coprolites.:
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Sp
HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-63517, P-63522: Coprolites.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: Rotten Hill, north of Amalillo, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian Stage, Late Triassic.
Material:
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas: Uncatalouged: 5 specimens.
Locality: NMMNH locality 1, Revuelto Creek, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bull Canyon Formation.
Biostartigraphy:
Age: Reuveltian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-28185: Coprolite.
McMENAMIN, HUSSEY, & ORR, 2016
Locality: Near Ichthyosaur State Park exhibition quarry, Nye County, Nevada.
Horizon: Luning Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Upper part of the Klamathites macrolobatus zone.
Age: Upper Carnian Stage, Middle Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Shonisaurus coprolite (Heteropolacopros ichnosp), with remains of a nautiloid ?(cf. Cenoceras).
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Coprogenus: Hyronocopros HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2005
Etymology: Greek, hyronos , "bee hive," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: amphipola HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2005
Etymology: From amphipolar, which is a descriptive morpohlogy defined by Neumayer (1904) to refere to a coprolite where cois are evenly spaces along its length.
Holotype: NMMNH P-46507
Locality: NMMNH locality 4700 (Vanderhoof Quary), Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper El Cobre Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Wolfcampanian, Coyotean, Early Permian.
Material: Coprolite.
Refered material:
NMMNH P-46506, P-46499, P-46505: Coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 4825 (Welles Quarry), Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper El Cobre Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Wolfcampanian, Coyotean, Early Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-46502, P-46503, P-46504, P-46499: Coprlites.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-72485, P-72486, P-72506, P-72507: Amphipolar coprolites.
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Sp
HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-63521: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Ichthyosaurolites HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Etymology:
From ichthyosaur, from the contentes of the ichnofossil and Greek, lithos, "rock."
Coprospecies: duffini HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Etymology: In honor of
Christopher Duffin, to honor his contributions to the study of coprolites and the life adn work of William Buckland.
Holotype: OUM J23905
Locality: Lyme Regis, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower Liassic.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hettangian-Lower Pliensbachian Stage, Lower Lias Epoch, Earliest Early Jurassic.
Material: Coprolite with bone fragments.
Referred material:
OUM J 23922, 23911, 23888a-b, 23771: Coprolites with bone fragments.
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Coprogenus: Iuloeidocoprus HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012a
Etymology: From William Bucklan'ds term Iulo-eido-coprolites and Greek, kopros, 'dung'.
Coprospecies: mantelli HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012a
Etymology: In honor of Gideon Mantell, who first described this form of coprolites (as plant specimens) form the Upper Cretaceous Chalk of southwestern Engalnd (Mantell, 1822, pl. 94-11).
Holotype: USNM unnumbered.
Locality: Roadcut in Alabama State Highway 26, 3.4 miles east of huntsboro, Russell County, Alabama.
Horizon: Selma Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Santoniain-Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Kalocoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Etymology: Greek, kalos, "rope," and Greek, kopros, 'dung'.
Coprospecies: oteroensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, SUAZO & CANTRELL, 2012
Etymology: In reference to Otero County, New Mexico, which yelded the holotype.
Holotype: NMMNH P-63513
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, raod cut on the north side of NM Highway 82, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
NMMNH P-63511, P-65312, P-63516, P-635213, P-63525, P-63527, P-65329, P-63530: Coprolites.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-72490, P-79460: Coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Liassocopros HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER,
2007
Etymology: In reference to the Liassic of England, which yielded the first
and most numerous specimens of this ichnogenus, and Greek, kopros, 'dung'.
Coprospecies: hawkinsi HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER, 2007
Etymology: In honor of Thomas Hawkins, who described specimens attributed
here to this ichnogenus in 1834.
Holotype: NHMUK R (old BMNH) 2107
Locality: Lyme Regis, England.
Horizon: Lower Lias.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Jurassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
Coprolites from the Lower Lias of Lyme Regis.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-72503: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-42547: Heteropolar macrospirl coproltie.
LAOJUMPTON, MATKHAMMEE, WATHANAPITAKSAKUL, SUTEETHORN, SUTEETHRON, LAUPRESERT, SRISUK & LE LOEUFF, 2012
Locality: Huai Nam Aun, Thailand.
Horizon: Huai Hin Lat Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian-Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Ichnotaxon Group 6
PRC-CY-HN 43-44, PRC-CY-HN 171-202: 34 complete specimens.
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Sp
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012
Locality: Near Gaildorf, Germany.
Horizon: Galidorfer Keuper (Alaunschiefer).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Ladinian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
GZ 105: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL & SUAZO, 2012
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-63501 (Tip), NMMNH P-63502 (Tip): Coprotlie.
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Coprogenus: Malericopros HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER,
2007
Etymology: From the Maleri Formation, which yielded the holotype
of this genus, and Greek, kopros, 'dung'.
Coprospecies: matleyi HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER,
2007
Etymology: Named after C. A. Matley, who first described Indian
Triassic and Cretaceous coprolites in detail.
Holotype: GSI K.42/419
Locality: Near Maleri, India.
Horizon: ?Lower Maleri Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material; Coprolite.
Referred material:
ISI. P.71: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: "Medusites capillaris GERMAR
Referred material:
SCHWEIGERT & DIETL, 2012
Localty: Nusplingen Quarry, Western part of Swabian Alb, Southwestern Germany.
Horizon: Nusplingen Lithographic Limestone.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material:
SMNS no. 67872 (bed L): Coprlite.
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Coprogenus: Megaheteropolacopros HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2005
Etymology:
Greek, megas, "large," and heteropolacopros from the inchogeneric name for a smaller morphotype (Hunt, Lucas & Lockley, 1998)
Coprospecies: sidmcadamsi HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2005
Etymology:
In reference for the Sid McAdams locality in the Vale Formation, which yielded the holotype.
Holotype: TMM 30966-278
Locality: Sid McAdams locality. Taylor County, Texas.
Horizon: Vale Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Leonardian, Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
TMM 30966-518: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality 4700, VanderHoof Quarry, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper El Cobre Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Wolfcampanian, Coyotean, Ealry Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P034779: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Ostracobromus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LOCKLEY, 2012
Etymology:
Greek, ostrako, "shell," for the presence of ostracode valves, and Greek, bromos, "food."
Coprospecies: snowyensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LOCKLEY, 2012
Etymology:
In reference to the
type area of the Big Snowy Mountains.
Holotype: NMMNH P-54134
Locality: Big Snowy Mountains, Montana.
Horizon: Bear Gulch Limestone Member, Tyler Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Chesterian Stage, Late Visean-Serpukhovian Epoch, Late Mississippian Subperiod, Early Carboniferous Period..
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Plektecoprus HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Etymology:
Greek, plekte, "rope," in allusion to the similiarity in shape, and Greek, kopros, "feces."
Coprospecies: whitbyensis HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Etymology:
In reference to the town of Whitby, the type locality.
Holotype: OUM J29985
Locality: Lyme Regis, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower Liassic.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hettangian-Lower Pliensbachian Stage, Lower Lias Epoch, Earliest Early Jurassic.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Rhynchocopros HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Etymology: Greek, rhunkhos, "beak," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: soutoi HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Etymology: In honor of Paulo Roberto de Figueiredo Souto, who first described this morphology, for his contributions to the study of South American coprolites.
Holotype: PUCRS 891
Locality: Gal. Camara, Villa Melo, Brazil.
Horizon: Santa Maria Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Landinian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
PUCRS 100, 101, 105, 112, 1222, 3029g: Coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Santamariacopros HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Etymology: In reference to teh Santa Maria Formation from which the holtype derives, and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: elongatus HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Etymology
Latin, elongatus, "protracted," in alustion to the morpohlogy of the coprolite.
Holotype: PUCRS 821
Locality: Gal. Camara, Villa Melo, Brazil.
Horizon: Santa Maria Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Landinian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
PUCRS 686: Coprolites.
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Coprogenus: Saurocopros HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER,
2007
Etymology: Greek, sauros, 'lizard', and Greek, kopros, 'dung';
to honor Buckland's (1829, p. 227, caption fo rplate 28) use of the term 'sauro-coprolies'
for specimens of this ichnotaxa.
Coprospecies: bucklandi HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LERNER,
2007
Etymology: In honor of Rev. William Buckland, who first described
specimens of this ichnogenus.
Holotype: NHMUK (old BMNH) R. 2102
Locality: Charmouth, Lyme Regis, England.
Horizon: Lower "Lias".
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hettangian-Lower Pliesnsbachian Stage, Lias Epoch, Early Jurassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
NHMUK (old BMNH R) 41284, R. 1402: Coprolites.
Numbers: Not given: Several coprolites.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
J23883: Coprolite.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012c
Locality: Charmouth, Dorset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower Lias.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lower Lias Epoch, Early Jurassic.
Material: NHMUK R 41285: Coprolite.
LAOJUMPTON, MATKHAMMEE, WATHANAPITAKSAKUL, SUTEETHORN, SUTEETHRON, LAUPRESERT, SRISUK & LE LOEUFF, 2012
Locality: Huai Nam Aun, Thailand.
Horizon: Huai Hin Lat Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian-Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Ichnotaxon Group 5
PRC-CY-HN 43-44, PRC-CY-HN 153-170: 20 completes specimens.
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Sp
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012c
Locality: Near Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Permian.
Material:
NHMUK R 3464: Coprolite.
Note: Same number used under coprolite indet.
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Coprogenus: Speiracoprus HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: Greek,speira, "spiral," and Greek, kopros, "dung."
Coprospecies: socorroensis HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Etymology: In reference to the county of Sorocco that yielded the holotype.
Holotype: NMMNH P-37674
Locality: Tinajas Locality, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Strabelocoprus HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Etymology:
Greek, strabelos, "snail," in allusion to the similiarity in shape to a gastropod, and Greek, kopros, "feces."
Coprospecies: pollardi HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Etymology:
In honor of John Pollard, to honor his contribution to ichnology, including coprolite studies, in the UK.
Holotype: OUM J23743
Locality: Watchet, Somerset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Rhaetian Penarth Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Triassic.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
Locality: Lyme Regis, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower Liassic.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hettangian-Lower Pliensbachian Stage, Lower Lias Epoch, Earliest Early Jurassic.
Material:
OUM J23741: Coprolite.
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Coprogenus: Strophocopros HUNT & LUCAS,
2005c
Etymology: Greek, strophos, 'twisted cord or rope'; in allusion to the ropy
surface textrue of the coprolites, and Greek, kopros, 'feces'.
Coprospecies: valensis HUNT & LUCAS, 2005c
Etymology: In reference to the Vale Formation, which yielded the specimens.
Holotype: TMM 30966
Locality: Sid McAdams Locality, Taylor County, Texas.
Horizon: Vale Formation, Middle Clear Fork Group.
Biostratigraphy: Land-vertebrate faunachron lower to middle D.
Age: Upper Leonardian Stage,Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material: Coprolite.
Referred material:
TMM 30966
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Coprogenus: Strucopros HUNT & LUCAS, 2023
Etymology: Latin, struo, "stacked up", and Greek, kopros, 'feces'.
Coprospecies: friedmanae HUNT & LUCAS, 2023
Etymology: In honor of Virginia Friedman, who first collected adn studied specimens of this ichnospecies.
Holotype: NMMNH P-37768
Locality: NMMNH locality L-5218, Tarrant County, Texas.
Horizon: Turner Park Member, Lower Britton Formation, Lower Eagle Ford Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lates Middle Cenomanian to early late Cenomanian Stage, Late Gallic Subepoch, Early Gulf Epoch, Middle Cretaceous.
Material: Coprolite.
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Coprospecies catapitostromata DUFFIN & WARD, 2023
Etymology: Greek, catapito, "collapse", and Greek, stromata, "layers referring to the possibel mechanism for producing the 'taco-like' arrangment of the individual coils.
Holtoype: LF 5649
Locality: Eastern end of Sidi Chennae, 31km south south-east of Khouribga, Khouribga Province, Beni Mellal-Khenifra region, Morocco.
Horizon: Couche III Upper Bone Bed.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Latest Maastrichtian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material: Coprolite.
Paratype:
LF 5650-5652: Coprolites..
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Coprolites attributed to specific taxa/families
Gen. sp indet.
ANGUSTA, 1936
Locality: Kote 383 NW of Boskovice, Mahren, Germany.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Permian.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolite.
Note: Stegocephalian?
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GAUDRY, 1888
Locality: Dracy-Saint-Loup, Autun, France.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age:
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolite with scales of Palaeoniscus.
Note: Referred to Actinodon frossardi.
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ANONYMOUS, 1997
Locality: Near Faith, Hill City, South Dakota.
Horizon: Hell Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lancian age, upper Maastrichtian Stage, uppermost Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
FMNH: Turtle coprolite?
Note: Found with “Sue”.
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cf. Notochelone sp KEAR, 2006b
Locality: Queensland State, Australia.
Horizon: Toolebuc Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Albain Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Uppermost Early Cretaceous Epoch, Middle Cretaceous.
Material:
AM F87832, QM F49190, SAM P41007: Fragmentary skeletons.
Note: With gut contents and coprolites; Stacked inocermaid shell fragments.
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Genus: Mosasaurus
Species: occidentalis MORTON 1844 (nomen nudum)
Etymology:
Holotype:
Locality: Ferruginous sand near Mount Holly, New Jersey.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Cretaceous.
Material: 38 nearly perfect vertebrae, a perfect tooth and several fragments
of bone. Also a perfect coprolite.
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Archosauromorpha
Genus: Smok NIEDZWIEDZKI, SULEJ & DZIK, 2012
Etymology: Polish, smok, 'dragon'.
Species: wawelski NIEDZWIEDZKI, SULEJ & DZIK, 2012
Etymology: In reference to Wawel Hill in Krakow. Smok wawelski was a legeneary
draong living in a cave at the Wawel Hill in Krakow in the region of southern
Poland near the excavation site.
Holotype: ZPAL V.33/15
Locality: Lipie Slaskie clay-pit, Lisowice, about 2 km west of Lubliniec, Silesia Province, Poland.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Norian-Early Rhaetian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Referred material:
QVARNSTROM, AHLBERG, & NIEDZWIEDZKI, 2018
ZPAL V. 33/341, /342, /343, /344, /345, /346, /604: Large to medium-sized, elongated, bone-baring and phosphate-rich coprolites.
Note: ZPAL v.33/342, /344 and /345 have broken teeth and elements from beetles.
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BAKHURINA & UNWIN, 1995
Locality: Dry river bed north of lake Hara-Us-Nur in the Tatal region, which lies in part of the Sangin-Dalay-Nur Depression, Mongolia.
Horizon: Tsagan-tasb Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Berriasian/Valanginian Stage, Lower Neocamian Subepoch, Lower Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolite.
Note: From a champsosaur?
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Ichthyosauria
Ichthyosauria incertae sedis
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012
Locality: Lyme Regis, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower Lias.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hettangian-Lower Pliensbachian Stage, Lias Epoch, Early Jurassic.
Material:
OUM J12125, OUM J12146, OUM J10320: Skeletons of Ichthyosaurs with coprolites.
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Genus: Stenosaurus bollensis
WALKDEN, FRASIER & MUIR, 1987
Locality: Port Mulgrave, Yorkshire Coast, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower part of the Jet Rock Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Jurassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Fragmentary skull, tooth, cervical and dorsal vertebrae, scutes, ?radius, gastrolith, coprolite, cervical rib, ?scapula and indeterminate bones.
Genus: Metriorhynchus MEYER, 1830
Species: superciliosum (De BLAINVILLE, 1853) DESLONGCHAMPS, 1869
Referred specimen:
YOUNG, BRUSATTE, RUTA & DE ANDRADE, 2010
Locality: England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Oxford Clay.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Callovian Stage, Upper Dogger Epoch, Late Jurassic.
Material:
GLAHM V1015: Incomplete skull, disarticulated mandible, atlas axis, right atlas rib, both coracoids, right ischium, femora, right tibia and fibula and two coprolites.
Baurusuchus salgadoensis de SOUZA CARVALHO, de CELSO ARRUDA CAMPOS & NOBRE,
2005
Etymology: In reference to the county of General Salgado, Sao Paulo State,
Brazil, where the specimen was found.
Holotype: MPMA 62-0001-02
Locality: Fazenda Buriti, 20°33.57', 23", 50°28.03', 97"W, Prudencio e Morais District, General Salgado County, Sao Paulo State, Brazil.
Horizon: Adamantina Formation, Bauru Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Turonian Stage, Uppermost Gallic Subepoch-Santonian Stage, Lower Senonian Subepoch, Lower Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material: Skull and mandible.
Note: SOUTO, 2010
Several coprolites were found in the same quarry;
MCT 888/2-4: Concve end due to muscular compression.
UFRJ-DG 98-IcV: Longitudinal axis.
UFRJ-DG 129-IcV: Coil of middle portion.
UFRJ-DG 252-IcV: Surface marks on specmen.
Deinosuchus rugosus HARRELL, & SCHWIMMER, 2010
Locality: Hannahatcheeee Creek, 3 km west of the town of Union, Chattahooche River Valley, Stewart County, Western Georgia.
Horizon: Blufftown Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
CSUK-09-04-1, -2, -3: Coprolites.
CSUK-09-04-4: Coprolite with Squalicorax yangaensis tooth.
Gen. sp indet.
HARRELL, & SCHWIMMER, 2010
Locality: Hannahatcheeee Creek, 3 km west of the town of Union, Chattahooche River Valley, Stewart County, Western Georgia.
Horizon: Blufftown Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
CSUK-09-02-12, -13, -14: Small coprolites.
CSUK-09-04-8, -9, -10: J-shaped coprolites.
MIKULAS, & DVORAK, 2010
Locality: Ahnikov site, North Bohemian Lignite Basin, Most Basin, Czech Republic.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Miocene Epoch, Lower Neogene Period, Upper Tertiary Subera, Middle Cenozoic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Tooth and 2 osteoderms.
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Phytosaur
MILAN, MATEUS, MAU, RUDRA, SANEI & CLEMMENSEN, 2021
Locality: 71 °N, Jameson Land and Scoresby Land, Central East Greenland.
Horizon: Malmros Klint Formation, Fleming Fjord Grop.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Triassic.
Material:
NHMD 875622: Coprolite.
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Pterosaur coprolite?
DAVILA-ALCOER, VEGA & LEHMAN, 1999
Locality: Parras Basin, Coahuila State, Mexico.
Horizon: Cerro del Pueblo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material: Relatively large coprolite with a partially digested carapace of a potamobiid crayfish.
Number: Not given: Coprolites.
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Genus: Lingyuanopterus XU, JIANG & WANG, 2022
Etymology:
In reference to the Lingyuan locality where the specimen was discovered, and Greek, pterus, "wing."
Species: camposi XU, JIANG & WANG, 2022
Etymology: In honor of Brazilian vertebrate Palaeontologist Diogenes de Almeida Campos for his contribution to China-Brazil pterosaur collobrative research.
Holotype: IVPP V 17940
Locality: Sihedang, Linguan, Liaoning Province, China.
Horizon: Jiufotang Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aptian Stage, Early Gallic Subepoch, Late Early Cretaceous, Early Cretaceous.
Material: Skull, mandible and atlas-axis complex.
Note: A peipiaostid fish is found on the same block and 4 pellets (bromalite) with fish fragments.
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Genus: Rhamphorhynchus MEYER, 1846
R. muensteri (GOLDFUSS, 1831) MEYER, 1836
emened LYDEKKER, 1888
HONE, HENDERSON, THERRIEN, & HABIB, 2015
Locality: Schernfeld, Bayern (Bavaria) State, Germany.
Horizon: Solnhofen.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Tithonian Stage, Upper Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.
Material:
RTMP 2008.41.001: Skull and skeleton. Note: Impressions of both brachiopatagia and a tail vane, and some traces of the uropatagium. Also, the abdomen preservs gut contents of an indeterminate vertebrate and there is also a pair of masses of material posterior to the pelvis interpreted as a coprolite.
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Coelophysis bauri
RINEHART, HUNT, LUCAS & HECKERT, 2005, RINEHART, LUCAS, HECKERT, SPIELMANN & CELESKEY, 2009
Locality: Ghost Ranch Quarry or the Whitaker Quarry, SE 1/4, SE. 1/4, SW 1/4, Section 1, Township 24 North, Range 4 East, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Rock Point Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Apachean, Late Norian Stage, Upper Late Triassic Epoch, Late Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-44801: Fragmentary skeleton with small amounts of coprolite material and sparse bone fragments.
NMMNH P-42352: Fragmentary skeleton with cololite and/or coprolite material with small bone fragments.
NMMNH P-44552: Nearly complete postcranial skeleton.
Note: Probable regurgitalite fills part of the oral cavity as well as covering
the posterior part of the skull which consists of many bone fragments, including
an incomplete premaxilla with one tooth, and a maxilla or a jaw fragment
with two teeth, of a small Coelophysis (i.e. cannibalism).
Note: Has a coprolite (hand and wrists bones and bone fragments of a juvenile
Coelophysis).
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Tyrannosaurus rex
ANONYMOUS, 1995, CHIN, TOKARYK, ERICKSON, & CALK, 1998, TOKARYK & BYRANT,
2004
Locality: SMNH Locality 72F07-0022, in the Frenchman River valley, 215 miles southwest of Regina, near the North Dakota Border, Saskatchewan Province, Canada.
Horizon: Frenchman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lancian age, upper Maastrichtian Stage, uppermost Senonian subepoch,
Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Note: 28.3 m below the K-T boundary.
Material:
Eastend Fossil Research Station, SMNH P2609: The largest coprolite found with pulverized ornithopod bones.
Note: Found next to the Tyrannosaurus rex nick named “Scotty.”
Note: A large coprolite was found near this specimen.
SMNH P2523.130, P2523.231: Coprolites.
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CHIN, EBERTH & SLOBODA, 1999, CHIN, EBERTH, SCHWEITZER, RANDO, SLOBODA & HORNER, 2003
Locality: Near Onefour, Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta Province, Canada.
Horizon: Dinosaur Park Formation, upper Judith River Group.
Biostratigraphy: Lethbridge coal zone.
Age: Judithian age, Middle Campanian Stage, middle Senonian subepoch, upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
RTMP 98.102.7: Coprolite with muscle scars from prey.
Note: Tyrannosaurid.
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Sauropoda
GHOSH, BHATTACHARYA, SAHNI,KAR, MOHABEY & AMBWANI, 2003, KAR, SHARMA & KAR, 2004, PRASAD, STROMBERG, ALIMOHAMMADIAN & SAHNI, 2005, DUTTA & AMBWANI, 2007
Locality: Pisdura-Dongargaon area, Jubbulpore, Madhya Pradesh State, India.
Horizon: Lameta Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Uppermost Senonian Subepoch, Uppermost Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
4 different classes of coprolites, type A-D.
Note: Type A possibly from titanosaurids.
Note: KAR, SHARMA & KAR, 2004, SHARMA, KAR, AGARWAI, & KAR, 2005: have found fungi in some coprolites. (Isisaurus colberti)
Note: Grass phytoliths have been found in coprolites possible from titanosaurids, PRASAD, STROMBERG, ALIMOHAMMADIAN & SAHNI, 2005.
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MOHABEY, UDHOJI & VERMA, 1993
Locality: Dhamni-Pavna Section, roadside section just southwest of Dhamni Village, Maharashtra State, India.
Horizon: Lameta Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolites of a sauropod? Found associated with Titanosaurus sp and Antarctosaurus sp.
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CHIN & KIRKLAND, 1998
Locality: Mygatt-Moore (M&M) Quarry, Mesa County, Western Colorado.
Horizon: Middle Brushy Basin Member, Morrison Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Zone 3.
Age: Comobluffian age, Kimmeridgian Stage, uppermost Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.
Material:
MWC 2696-2701: Herbiverous coprolites.
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CHIN, 1990
Locality: Montana.
Horizon: Two Medicine Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Judithian age, Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Hadrosaurian coprolites?
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HOLLOCHER, CHIN, HOLLOCHER & KRUGE, 2001, CHIN, HARTMAN & ROTH, 2009
Locality: Willow Creek anticline, near the town of Choteau, Montana.
Horizon: Two Medicine Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Judithian age, Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
MOR: Calcareous coprolites.
Note: Probably from a hadrosaur.
Note: With associated snails on coprolites.
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SANZ, CHIAPPE, FERNANDEZ-JALVO, ORTEGA, SANCHEZ-CHILLON, POYATO-ARIZA & PEREZ-MORENO, 2001
Locality: Las Hoyas fossil site, La Cierva Township, , 20 km east of Cuenca, in the Castellan Branch of the Iberian Range, Cuenca Province, Spain.
Horizon: Calizas de La Huerguina Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Hauterivian Stage, Late Neocomian subepoch-Lower Barremian Stage, Early Gallic subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: A pellet with 3 different genera of birds.
Note: Possibly from a theropod.
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Cynodontia
Locality: Sitio Cortado site, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolite from a Cynodont, with a new species of pinworm.
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Amphipolar Straited Coprolites
ZOUHEIR, HUNT, HMINNA, SABER, SCHNEIDER & LUCAS, 2023
Locality: CDUE 201, Irohalene valley, betwen Irohalene and Izarifen villages, 31°04'22.9"N, 08°56'52.6"W, northern part of Argana Basin, Morocco.
Horizon: Irohalene Member.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
CDUE 1114: Incomplete, spiral, amphipolar, straited coprolite.
Segmented coprolites.
Morphotype G1
CDUE 1031-1033, 1040: Small, anisopolar, spherical, concave/convex unites of segmented coporlites.
Morphtype G2
CDUE 1041-1043: Small, isopolar, segmented coprotlies.
Reniform Coprolites
Morphotype H1
CDUE 1048-1052: Reniform, elliptical section, isopolar smooth surface.
Morphtype H2
CDUE 1087-1089: Complete, strongly flattened, large, and thin, ovoid to reniform shape, anisoplar, smooth to cracked surface.
Morphotype H3
CDUE 1909-1094: Anisopolar, flattened, rounded overall, smooth surface.
Conical and cylindrical shaped coprolites.
Morphotype 1
CDUE 1042-1048: Straight, cylindrical, bullet-shaped, anisoplar, smooth surface with circular holes.
Morphotype j1
CDUE 1077-1086: Incompelte, lare, unipolar with pointed end, slightly sinous, triangular cross section.
Morphtype J2
CDUE 1097-1100: Small, anisopolar, cone shpaed.
Morphotype K
CDUE 1053-1072: Small, elongated, isopolar, rod-liek, rough surface.
Morphotype L
CDUE 1073: Complete, anisopolar, triangular overall outline, triangular cross section.
Morphotype M
CDUE 1074-1076, 1130: Complete, ter-drop shpaed, anisopolar cropolite.
Mopphotype N
CDUE 1095-1096: Anisopolar, complexlyi sculputed surface.
ALLEN & SHIMADA, 2022
Locality: FHSM VP-644, near Mounument Rocks, Gove County, Kansas.
Horizon: Smoky Hill Chalk, Niobara Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Mid-Late Santonian Stage, Late Gallic Subepoch, Early Gulf Epoch, Early Late Cretaceous.
Material:
FHSM VP-19722: One coprolite with Enchodus tooth.
FHSM VP-19723: Numerous coprolites.
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ANTUNES & de BROIN, 1988
Locality: Aveiro, Portugal.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Campanian-Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: Taveiro, Portugal.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Campanian-Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
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ANTCZAK, RUCINSKI, STACHACZ, MATYSIK & KROL, 2020
Locality: KLablubiec, Southern Poland.
Horizon: Muschelkalk, Gogolin bed.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Anisian Stage, Early Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
Numbers: Not given: Coprolites.
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BAGHAI-RIDING & DiBENEDETTO, 2001
Locality: Southeast side of Rattlesnake Mountain,Big Bend National Park, Brewster County, Texas.
Horizon: Aguja Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
TMM 43638-1: Large coprolite.
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BARKAS, 1870
Locality: Low Main Seam at Newsham, Northumberland County, England, southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Coal Measures.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Westphalian B, Middle Silesian series, Moscovian Epoch, Late Carboniferous (Late Pennsylvanian).
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolitic matter.
Note: Found with Amphisaurus amblyodus BARKAS, 1870
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BARKAS, 1870
Locality: High Main Seam at Newsham, Northumberland County, England, southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Coal Measures.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Westphalian B, Middle Silesian series, Moscovian Epoch, Late Carboniferous (Late Pennsylvanian).
Material: 3 vertebrae.
Note: Also coprolitic matter.
Note: Found with Amphicoelosaurus taylori BARKAS, 1870
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BARRIOS-DE PEDRO, OSUNA & BUSCALIONI, 2020
Locality: Las Hoyas fossil site, La Cierva Township, 20 km east of Cuenca, in the Castellan Branch of the Iberian Range, Cuenca Province, Spain.
Horizon: Calizas de La Huerguina Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Hauterivian Stage, Late Neocomian subepoch-Lower Barremian Stage, Early Gallic subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material: Note: all from a crocodylomorph?
MUPA-LH-SnGii-Tr: Platyhelminth egg-like in a coprolite.
MUPA-LH-SnGII-As: Nematode egg-like in a coprolite.
MUPA-LH28719a'As: Nematode eggl-like (probably an anisakid).
MUPA-LH-SnGII: Bumpheaded lace coprolite in a coprolite.
MPA-LH28719a: Clynder coprolite in a coprolite.
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BONDE & VARRICCHIO, 2005
Locality: Southern Nevada.
Horizon: Willow Tank Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Albian Stage, middle Gallic subepoch, lower Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Several coprolites, some with fish scales.
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BROUGHTON, 2016
Locality: Near Readlyn, Saskatchewan Province, Canada.
Horizon: Whitemud Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Numerous coprolites.
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BUCKLAND, 1835
Locality: Osmington Mill on the coast of Dorset, about 4 miles east of Weymouth, Dorset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Oxford Clay.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Callovian Stage, Upper Dogger Epoch, Late Middle Jurassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Small, the size of fiberlets.
Locality: Tilgate Forest, Sussex, Brook, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.Horizon: Wealden Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: Wiltshire, England, Southern United Kingdom.Horizon: Greensand.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Size of a filbert.
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BURMEISTER, FLYNN, PARRISH & WYSS, 2006
Locality: Locality M-21, Poamay, Central Morondava Basin, Madagascar.
Horizon: Isalo II, Isalo Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic?
Material:
8139774-1: Bage of 13 coprolites.
8139777-4: Crushed coprolite.
8139780-8, 8139782-44: Coprolite fragment.
813977A-1: Bag of 58 coprolites.
Locality: Locality M-24, Poamay, Central Morondava Basin, Madagascar.
Horizon: Isalo II, Isalo Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic?
Material:
8129779-8: Small fragment.
8169789-1: Coprolite fragments.
Locality: Locality M-25, Poamay, Central Morondava Basin, Madagascar.
Horizon: Isalo II, Isalo Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic?
Material:
8159785-4: Coprolite fragment.
Locality: Locality M-26, Poamay, Central Morondava Basin, Madagascar.
Horizon: Isalo II, Isalo Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic?
Material:
8159787-1: 6 pieces of a coprolite.
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CANTRELL, SUAZO, SPIELMANN & LUCAS, 2012
Locality: NMMNH locality 4668 (Gallina Well Locality, CM loclaity 1057), Joyita Hills, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Scholle Member, Abo Formation.
Biotratigraphy:
Age: Coyotean, Middle Wolfcampian Stage, Upper Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-64632, P-64633, P-64634, P-64635: Amorpohous coprolites.
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CHIN & BISHOP, 2007
Locality: San Rafael Swell, Emery County, Utah.
Horizon: Brushy Basin Member, Morrison Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Zone?
Age: Age?, Stage? uppermost Malm Epoch, Late Jurassic.
Material:
UCM 98012: Fragmentary theropod coprolite with bone fragments.
Note: With dermistid beetle borrings.
Number: Not given: 74 fragmentary coprolites, some with beetle borrings.
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CHIN FELDMANN & TASHMAN, 2017
Locality Grand Staircase-Escalante National Mounument, Southenr utah.
Horizon: Kaiparowits Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Cretaceous.
Material:
DMNH EPV.98868, EPV.62494: Coprolites from a hadrosaur with plant and crab claw fragments.
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da ROSA, SCHWANKE, CISNEROS, NETO, AURELIO & POITEVIN, 2004
Locality: Sitio Cortado, Novo Cabrais, S29°44'55", W53°00'06, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil.
Horizon: Alemoa Member, Santa Maria Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Dinodontosaurus Cenozone.
Age: Late Ladinian Substage Late Landian Stage, Uppermost Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
UFSM 11193, 11184, 11096: Coprolites.
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DRIDI, 2022
Locality: Dahar escarpment, northern and northeastern edge of the Saharan Plateau, Tataouine Basin, Tunisia.
Horizon: Chenini Membr, Ain El Guettar Formation.
Biostrtaigraphy:
Age: Aptain Stage, Early GallicSubepoch, Late Early Cretaceous Epoch, Late Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphotype A1
ONM-COP-BH-01, ONM-COP-OK-01, ONM-COP-OK-05: Sprial coprolites.
Morphotype A2 Scroll coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-04: Sprial coprolite.
Morphotype A3 Cylindrical coprolites
ONM-COP-OK-02, ONM-COP-OK-03, ONM-COP-OK-06, ONM-COP-OK-07, ONM-COP-OK-08: Coprolites.
Morphotype A4 gg-shaped coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-11: Coprolite.
Morphotype A5 Cigar-shaped coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-05: Coprolite.
Morphotype A6 Irregularly-shaped coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-15: Coprolite.
Morphotype A7 Subspherical coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-21: Coprolite.
Morphotype A8 Discodial coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-23: Coprolite.
Morphotype A9 Kidney-shaped coprolite
ONM-COP-OK-33: Coprolite.
Locality: Dahar escarpment, northern and northeastern edge of the Saharan Plateau, Tataouine Basin, Tunisia.
Horizon: Oum Ed, Dhiab Membr, Ain El Guettar Formation.
Biostrtaigraphy:
Age: Aptain Stage, Early GallicSubepoch, Late Early Cretaceous Epoch, Late Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphotype B1 Sprial coprolite
ONM-COP-KAM-02, to-05: Coprolites.
Morphotype B2 Scroll coprolite
ONM-COP-KAM-09: Coprolite.
Morphotype B3 Cylindrical coprolite
ONM-COP-TM-01, ONM-COP-JOD-O1, ONM-COP-KAM-10: Coprolites.
Morphotype B4 Subspherical coprolite
ONM-COP-KAM-13, ONM-COP-KAM-14, ONM-COP-TM-06, to-05: Coprolites.
Morphotype B5
discodial coprolite
ONM-COP-KAM-15: Coprolite.
Morphotype B6 Conical coprolite
ONM-COP-KAM-17, ONM-COP-KAM-18: Coprolites.
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DUFFIN, 1980
Locality: Chilcolmpton, Somerset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Uppermost Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolites.
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DUFFIN, COUPATEZ, LEPAGE & WOUTERS, 1983
Locality: Motorway excavations close to Habay-la-Vieille, Belg. Geol. Survey sheet 218, Tintigny-Etalle, Belgium.
Horizon: HLV 5 (Habay-la-Vieille).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Uppermost Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: Motorway excavations close to Habay-la-Vieille, Belg. Geol. Survey sheet 218, Tintigny-Etalle, Belgium.
Horizon: S1 (Sagnette, Hachey), Rhaetian.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Uppermost Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: Motorway excavations close to Habay-la-Vieille, Belg. Geol. Survey sheet 218, Tintigny-Etalle, Belgium.Horizon: S3 (Sagnette, Hachey).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Uppermost Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: Motorway excavations close to Habay-la-Vieille, Belg. Geol. Survey sheet 218, Tintigny-Etalle, Belgium.Horizon: UDK (Unter der Kirche, Hachy), Sagnette, Hachey.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Uppermost Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: 4
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ENSOM, 2002
Locality: Durlston Bay, Dorset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Intermarine Member, DB 118.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Berriasian Stage, Lowermost Neocomian Substage, Lowermost Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
DORCM GS 1202: Coprolite.
Unnumbered: Coprolite.
Locality: Sunnydown Farm near Langton Matravers, Dorset County, England, Southern United Kingdom.Horizon: Cherty Freshwater Member, Upper Lulworth Formation, Purbeck Beds.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Berriasian Stage, Lowermost Neocomian Substage, Lowermost Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
DORCM GS 1203: Mosaic coprolites.
DORCM GS 1181: Straight form.
DORCM GS 1180: ‘Sprial’ form.
DORCM GS 1175, Cylindrical coprolite.
DORCM GS 1177: Cylindrical coprolite with sphincter constructions and pinched ends.
DORCM GS 1179: Lizard jaw fragment with teeth in a coprolite.
DORCM GS 1182: Coprolite with sphincterppinch.
DORCM GS 1158: Coprolite.
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FIORELLI, EZCURRA, HECHENLEITNER, ARGANARAZ, TABORODA, TROTTEYN, BACZKO, &
DESOJO, 2013
Locality: El Torcido Locality, southwestern La Rioja Province, Argentina.
Horizon: Chanares Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Ladinian Stage, upper Mid Triassic Epoch, Upper Middle Triassic-Carnian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material: Hundreds of coprolites.
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FRIEDMAN, 2012
Locality: NMMNH loclaty 5218, Dallas Area, North-Centraly Texas.
Horizon: Turner Park Member, Britton Formation, Lower Eagle Ford Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Cenomanian Stage, Gallic Subepoch, Lower Gulf Epoch, Middle Cretaceous.
Mateiral:
NMMNH 37764-37766, 37387-37843: Discoidal coprolites.
NMMNH 37767-37769, 37844-37847: Ovoid coprolites.
NMMNH 37770-37772, 37848-37851Oblong coprolites.
NMMNH 37773-37775, 37855-37858: Elongate coprolites.
NMMNH 37776-37778, 37852-37854: Spherical coprolites.
NMMNH 37779-37781, 37859-37862: Folded coprolites.
NMMNH 37782-37784, 37863-37865: Amorphous coprolites.
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GASCA, PARRILLA-BEL, MORENO-AZANZA, NAVARRO-LORBES & CANUDO, 2023
Locality: Los menires, near the small village of La Algecira Castellote municipality, northeast Teruel Province, Northeast Spain.
Horizon: Mirambel Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Barremian Stage, Early Gallic Subepoch, Middle Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
MENI-A-110 to 120: Coprolites
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GHEVARIYA, 1988
Locality: Bed Number 3, from a locality about 3.5 km south of Anjar town, near eastern margin of 0.90 in toposheet 41 I/4, Kachchh District, Gujarat State, India.
Horizon: Intertrappean.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
GC/S/2333: Coprolite.
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HARRIS, LUCAS & LUETH, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 10331, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
Taphotype 1
NMMNH P-79023: Coprolite.
Taphotype 2
NMMNH P-79008, P-79009, P-79010, P-79664 to P79667: Coprolites.
Taphotype 3
NMMNH P-79057 to P-79060, P-7961, P-769062 to P-79073, P-79075 to P-79082, P-79083, P-79084: Coprolites.
Spiral Amphipolar
NMMNH P-79081:
Locality: NMMNH locality 10458, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
Taphotype 1
NMMNH P-79001, P-79002, P-79003, P-79004, P=79005, P-79006, P-79007, P-79011, P-79021, P-79651 to P-79661: Coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 10456, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
Taphotype 3
NMMNH P-79471 to P-79473, P-79474, P-79475 to P-79477: Coprolites.
Spiral coprolite.
NMMNH P-79471: Coprolite possible from Megalichthyes or Orthacanthus.
NMMNH P-79472:
Non-sprial coprolites
NMMNH P-79475, P-79476, P-79477: Coprolites.
Ovoid to polygonal, blocky coprolite pellets.
NMMNH P-79074: 2 coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 10458, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
Taphotype 3
NMMNH P-78848, P-79024 to P-79038, P-79039, P-79041 to P-79045: Coprolites.
Spiral coprolite.
NNMH P-79025, P-79026 to P-79030, P-79038:
Locality: NMMNH locality 10468, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
Taphotype 1
NMMNH P-79015, P-79016, P-79575: Coprolites.
Taphotype 3
NMMNH P-79521: Corpolite.
Amphipolar
NMMHH P-79521:
Locality: NMMNH locality 10469, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Early Late Pennsylvanian Sub-period, Late Carboniferous Period.
Material:
Taphotype 1
NMMH P-79030, P-79021: Coprolites.
Taphotype 3
NMMNH P-79543: Coprolite.
Spiral coprolite
NMMNH P-79453:
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HECKERT, 1997
Locality: NMMNH L-1503, Zuni Mountains, West Central New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-22474: 2 coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH L-3251, Zuni Mountains, West Central New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-18454: 5 coprolites.
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HECKERT, 1999
Locality: NMMNH L-248, Lucero uplift, Cibola County, Central New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-18461: 8 vertebrate coprolites.
NMMNH P-3660 : Vertebrate coprolite.
NMMNH P-17758 : Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH L-3380, Lucero uplift, Cibola County, Central New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-18385: Vertebrate coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH L-3381, Lucero uplift, Cibola County, Central New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-18395: 14 vertebrate coprolites.
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HECKERT, 2001
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1312, Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Colorado City Member, Dockum Formation, Chinle Group (Lower Kalgary).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Otischalkian, Late Carnian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-30789: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH P-34181: Several coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1430, Crosby County, Texas.
Horizon: Colorado City Member, Dockum Formation, Chinle Group (Upper Kalgary).Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-25751: Numerous (approximately 85) coprolites.
NMMNH P-26447: Numerous coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 860 (Trilophosaurus quarries), Howard County, Texas
Horizon: Colorado City Member, Dockum Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Otischalkian, Late Carnian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-29399: Many macrovertebrate coprolites.
NMMNH P-34055: Microvertebrate coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 2739, Sixmile Springs, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-34462: Very small (mm-scale) coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 354, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-31617: 20+ burrows or coprolites.
Locality: Dying Grounds, PEFO 122, Apache County, Arizona.Horizon: Upper Blue Mesa Member, Petrified Forest Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
PEFO 20374: Coprolite with partial archosauriform tooth imbedded in it.
PEFO 20392: Many small coprolites.
PEFO 30393096: Many large coprolites.
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HECKERT, LUCAS & ESTEP, 2002
Locality: MNA 213, northwest of Cameron, Coconino County, Arizona.
Horizon: Probably Shinarump Formation, Lower Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Otischalkian, Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
MNA pl. 615-617: Coprolites from a tetrapod.
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HECKERT, LUCAS & KRZYZANOWSKI, 2003
Locality: NMMNH locality 4479, Adobe Canyon, Santa Rita Mountains, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Horizon: Fort Crittenden Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Judithian age, Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
NMMNH P-34912: Coprolite.
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HECKERT, LUCAS, ZEIGLER & KAHLE, 2001
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3775, Borden County, Texas.
Horizon: Uppermost Tocovas Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolites.
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HERNANDEZ, AQUILLON, DELGADO & GOMEZ, 1995
Locality: Southeastern part of Coahuila State, Mexico.
Horizon: Cerro Del Pubelo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
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HILTON, 2003
Locality: Baja California State, Mexico.
Horizon: "El Gallo Formation".
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Uppermost Senonian Subepoch, Uppermost Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
LACM 101178: Coprolite.
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HODNETT & LUCAS, 2018
Locality: NMMNH Locality 10797, approximatley 3 km from Kinney Brick Quarry, Manzanita Mountins, Bernalillo County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Missourian Stage, Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvanian Subperoid, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-78646: Coprolite.
Note: Inside are Orthacanthus cf. O. donneljohnsi, Schizolepis sp, Palaeonisciformes, fish indet, and an Eogyrinid.
HUNT & LUCAS, 2021
Morphotype B
NMMNH P-19171: No groundmass, scattered fish debris.
Morphotype D
NMMNH P-19163: Elongate, cylindrical.
Morphotype I
NMMNH P-14938: Coprolite.
Morphotype 1
NMMNH P014938, unnumered, and unnumbered and tenatatively assigned to this morphotype: Coprolites.
Morphotype 2
NMMNH unnumbered: Scattered acanthodian scales.
Unassigned morphtype:
NMMNH P-19153, 19154, 23976 (11 specimens), 3294, 33071, 33082, 33083, 31091, 42675, 33077, 33081, 33082, 42672, uncatalogued: Coprolites.
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HOGANSON & MURPHY, 2002
Locality: Stumpf Composite, ND99-15, SE ¼, SW ¼, sec. 34, T13N, R79W, Morton County, North Dakota.
Horizon: Breien Member, Hell Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lancian age, upper Maastrichtian Stage, uppermost Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Note: Marine deposit.
Locality: Hazelton Road cut, ND99-22, NW ¼, NE ¼, NE ¼, sec. 9, T135N, R77W, Emmons County, North Dakota.
Horizon: Breien Member, Hell Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lancian age, upper Maastrichtian Stage, uppermost Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Note: Marine deposit.
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HOLLOCHER, ALCOBER, COLOMBI & HOLLOCHER, 2005
Locality: Walle Pintado, Ischigualasto Basin, San Juan Province, Argentina.
Horizon: Lower third of the Ischigualasto Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Numbers: Not given: Several carnivore coprolites.
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HOLLOCHER, HOLLOCHER & RIGBY, 2010
Locality: Triceratops site, between Jordan, 47°32'6.4", 107°2'54.3W, Garfield County, Montana.
Horizon: Hell Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lancian age, upper Maastrichtian Stage, uppermost Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
FPP TRU03-1-1: Coprolite with small quanities of minute bone or tooth fragments, kerogenized plant residues (pollen, spores, sporangia, cuticle, etc.), hyphae of probable fungal origin, and small detrial mineral grains in a fine-grained, hignly porous matrix.
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HUNT & LUCAS, 1995
Locality: NMMNH locality 149, NW 1/4, SW 1/4, SE 1/4, sec. 2, T14N, R10E, Santa Fe County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Los Esteros Member, Santa Rosa Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Latest Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given:
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HUNT & LUCAS, 2007
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Anton Chico Member, Moenkopi Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Anisian Stage, Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17735: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 20293: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 20303: 24 coprolites.
NMMNH 29701: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 29711: 10 coprolites.
NMMNH 38613: 20 coprolites.
NMMNH 28614: 24 coprolites.
NMMNH 38735: 8 coprolites.
NMMNH 38737: (-31) coprolites & coprolite fragments.
NMMNH 28754: 10 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Los Estros Member, Santa Rosa Formation.
Biosratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 3024: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 4406, 4414: Coprolites.
NMMNH 4534: 2 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Lower Member, Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17848, 18423, 18478, 18462, 23582, 25683, 15684, 26585-25693, 25710-25725, 45570-45572: Coprolite.
NMMNH 18282: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 18301: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 18319: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 18495: 12 coprolites.
NMMNH 22474: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 25694-25699: Flattened coprolites.
NMMNH 25700, 25707, : Coprolite wrinkled.
NMMNH 25701-25703, 25706, 25708-25709, 25706, : Spirally grooved cropolites.
NMMNH 25704: Longitudinally grooved coprolite.
NMMNH 25705: Transversely grooved coprolite.
NMMNH 34462: 6 small coprolites.
NMMNH 34525: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 45573: 1 large coprolite in 2 pieces.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek, Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 3660: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 41777: 3 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper Member, Bluewater Creek, Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Localitiy: New Mexico.
Horizon: Garita Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 3682-3684, 3686, 17514, 17555, 17565, 17575-17578, 17585, 17609, 17613, 17861, 18180, : Coprolites.
NMMNH 3685: 24 coprolites.
NMMNH 3687: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 4962: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 17541: 54 coprolites.
NMMNH 17544: 19 coprolites.
NMMNH 17557: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 17560: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 17561: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 17580: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17606: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 17618: 91 coprolites.
NMMNH 17885: 11 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Colorado City Member, Dockum Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 34003, 34005, 44752: Coprolites.
NMMNH 17636: 53 coprolites.
NMMNH 29399: 49 coprolites.
NMMNH 29404: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 40142: 10 coprolites.
NMMNH 42280: 27 coprolites and coprolite fragments.
NMMNH 44751: 1 coprolite (?)
NMMNH 44753: 8+ coprolits in vial.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 36238: 24 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 29338: 2 coprolits.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Trujillo Member, Dockum Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 29952: 2 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Ojo Huelos Member, San Pedro Arroyo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 31617: Miscellaneous burrows or coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper San Pedro Arroyo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage?, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 26217: Coprolite.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 30828, 42282: Coprolites.
NMMNH 20789: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 34080: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 24181: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 34243: 2 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Sonsela Member, Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 41769: 3 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 4740, 17759: Coprolite.
NMMNH 11031: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 11034: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 11046: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 22365: 14 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Painted Desert/Correo Member, Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17644: 74 coprolites.
NMMNH 17645: 15 coprolites.
NMMNH 17650: 12 coprolites.
NMMNH 17657: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 17667: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 17670: 101 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Blue Mesa Member, Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 7135, 43866, 43870, 43871, 43934: Coprolite.
NMMNH 18486: Numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 18487: 16 striated coprolites.
NMMNH 18499: 2 small striated coprolites.
NMMNH 29185: Numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 43865: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 43867: 1 striated coprolite.
NMMNH 43868: 1 short coprolite.
NMMNH 43869: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 43872: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 34873: Numerous small coprolites.
NMMNH 43874: Numerous moderately small coprolites.
NMMNH 43953: 2 coprolite pieces.
NMMNH 43954: 1 large coprolite.
NMMNH 43965: 1 large coprolite in 3 cross-sectional pieces.
NMMNH 43968: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 46111: 2 tiny coprolites.
NMMNH 46112: 2 bags small coprolites.
NMMNH 51868: 12 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Mesa Montosa Member, Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 11041: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 44568: 3 coprolite fragments.
NMMNH 44664: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 44678: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 44695: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 44815: 10 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Poleo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 11035: 10 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Popo Agie Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17789: 91 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Lyons Valley Member, Popo Agie Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 37401: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 37409, 37425, 37445: Coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Salitral Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 11043: Coprolite.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Youngsville Member, Salitral Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 28309: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 32916: 1 coprolite fragment.
NMMNH 39222: 1 coprolite in 4 fragments.
NMMNH 39226: Coprolite.
NMMNH 39241: 2 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Los Esteros Member, Santa Rosa Formation.
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17908, 18127, 22406, : Coprolite.
NMMNH 17889: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 17915: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17942: 17 coprolites.
NMMNH 17950: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 17963: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 18071: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 18097: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 18104: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 18115: 8 coprolites.
NMMNH 18164: 3 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Meas Montosa Member, Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 11050, 39645: Coprolite.
NMMNH 39638: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 39650: 2 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Painted Desert Member, Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostartigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 14389, 43194: Coprolite.
NMMNH 16721: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 35964: 1 tiny coprolite?
NMMNH 36201: 12 coprolites and coprolite fragments.
NMMNH 36202: 1 long bone and associated coprolite.
NMMNH 41840: 3 coprolites?
NMMNH 41841: 1 coprolite fragment.
NMMNH 44559: 1 tiny coprolite.
NMMNH 44560: 1 tooth in (?) coprolite.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Petrified Forest Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 14397: 5 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: McGaffey Member?, Blue Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 18294: 59 coprolites.
NMMNH 18341: 95 coprolites.
NMMNH 18454: 5 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Lower Blue Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 35822: 6 coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Bull Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 4101, 4165, 4181, 4199, 4263, 4265, 4270, 4294, 4302, 4359, 4370, 4379, 4384-4386, 4393, 4417, 4435-4438, 4489, 4512, 4520, 4522, 4542, 4583, 4597, 4614, 4273, 4727, 4750, 4803, 4867, 4918, 4933, 16539, 16824, 16842, 16883, 17122, 17201, 17276, 17293, 17389, 17449, 17495, 18184, 18385: Coprolites.
NMMNH 4111: 42 coprolites.
NMMNH 4122: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4147: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4190: 58 coprolites.
NMMNH 4197: 83 coprolites.
NMMNH 4202: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 4209: 14 coprolites.
NMMNH 4223: 15 coprolites.
NMMNH 4227: 105 coprolites.
NMMNH 4234: 125 coprolites.
NMMNH 4240: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 4245: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4249: 31 coprolites.
NMMNH 4252: 57 coprolites.
NMMNH 4272: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4292: 104 coprolites.
NMMNH 4328: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 4332: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 4364: 17 coprolites.
NMMNH 4366: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 4381: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4405: 23 coprolites.
NMMNH 4412: 197 coprolites.
NMMNH 4425: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 4444: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 4449: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4460: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4481: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 4490: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 4496: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 4536: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 4552: 14 coprolites.
NMMNH 4557: 10 coprolites.
NMMNH 4560: 31 coprolites.
NMMNH 4568: 8 coprolites.
NMMNH 4591: 21 coprolites.
NMMNH 4592: 100+ coprolites.
NMMNH 4599: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 4925: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 4936: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 4939: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 4947: 17 coprolites.
NMMNH 16540: 13 coprolites.
NMMNH 16540: 25 coprolites.
NMMNH 16542: 8 coprolites.
NMMNH 16544: 1000+ coprolites.
NMMNH 16554: 4 coprolites in concreations.
NMMNH 16615: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 16616: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 16617: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 16631: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 16633: 5 coprolites.
NMMNH 16814: 75 coprolites.
NMMNH 16855: 1 coprolites.
NMMNH 16883: Coprolite.
NMMNH 17119: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 17144: 25 coprolites.
NMMNH 17146: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 17159: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 18169: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 17189: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 17200: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17202: 5 coprolite fragments.
NMMNH 17205: 13 coprolites.
NMMNH 17240: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17246: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17304: 17 coprolites.
NMMNH 17336: 107 coprolites.
NMMNH 17347: 13 coprolites.
NMMNH 17364: 22 coprolites.
NMMNH 17442: 192 coprolites.
NMMNH 17446: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 17465: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17478: 12 coprolites.
NMMNH 17741: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 18395: 13 coprolites.
NMMNH 18461: 8 coprolites.
NMMNH 18493: 12 coprolties.
NMMNH 28183: 3 boxes of numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 28184: 2 of 3 boxes of numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 41331: 4 coprolites.
NMMNH 42705: Coprolite with fish scales.
NMMNH 4406: Numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 44096: Numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 44103: 1 large coprolite.
NMMNH 44104: 3 small coprolites.
NMMNH 44114: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 45557: 1 twinned coprolite.
NMMNH 45564: Numerous coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper Member, Blue Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17758: Coprolite.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Redonda Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Upper Late Trassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 35432, 37448: Corpolite.
NMMNH 4737: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 7116: 26 coprolites.
NMMNH 16994: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 17003: 198 coprolites.
NMMNH 17041: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 17049: 10 coprolites.
NMMNH 17016: 6 coprolites.
NMMNH 22092: 7 coprolites.
NMMNH 25681: 61 coprolites.
NMMNH 39293: 9 coprolites.
NMMNH 29296: 3 coprolites.
NMMNH 40502: 2 coprolites.
NMMNH 40658: Numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 43317: Several coprolites.
NMMNH 44063: Numerous coprolites.
NMMNH 45964, 45965: 2 coprolite with fish scales.
NMMNH 45966: 1 coprolite with abundant fish scales.
NMMNH 45967: Several coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Rock Point Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Apachean, Late Norian Stage, Upper Late Triassic Epoch, Late Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 41308: Coprolite.
NMMNH 44801: 1 partial proximal caudal series with coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Sloan Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Upper Late Trassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17700: 2 coprolites in matrix.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Trujillo Formation.
Biosatratigraphy:
Age: Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH 17406, 17600, : Coprolites.
NMMNH 25639: 14 coprolites.
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HUNT & LUCAS, 2016
Locality: Colorado.
Horizon: Laramie Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 42339: Coprolite.
Locality: Wyoming.
Horizon: Pierre Shale.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 96572: Coprolite.
Locality: Kansas.
Horizon: Fairport Member, Carliel Shale.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Turonian Stage, Lower Senonian Subepoch, Lower Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 36306: Coprolites.
Locality: Kansas.
Horizon: Smoky Hill Member, Niobrara Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Coniacian-Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 63148: Coporlite.
Locality: Tunisia.
Horizon: Merbah el Asfer Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aptian Stage, Gallic Subepoch, Middle Gallic Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 96554: Coporlite.
Locality: Mongolia.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
PIN unnumbered: Spirl, heteropolar and amphipolar cropolites
Locality: Saskatchewan.
Horizon: Bearpaw Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
CMNVF 40759: Coporlite.
Locality: Montana.
Horizon: Hell Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 42768: Spiral coprolite.
Locality: Wyoming.
Horizon: Lance Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
UCM 42355: Coprolite.
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HUNT & LUCAS, 2017
Locality: NMMNH locality 9097, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
NMMNH P-79466: Flattened ovoid morphotype.
HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2005
Locality: NMMNH locality 4700, VanderHoof Quarry, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper El Cobre Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Wolfcampanian, Coyotean, Ealry Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P-46500, 46501, 46510, 46508, 46511, 46512: Coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 4835, Welles Quarry, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper El Cobre Canyon Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Wolfcampanian, Coyotean, Ealry Permian.
Material:
NMMNH P 46520, 46521: Coprolites from a tetrapod.
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HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012b
Locality: Luneville, France.
Horizon: Muschalk.
Biostratigaphy:
Age: Anisian-Ladinian Stage, Mid Traissic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
GZ 103: Coprolite.
Locality: Wiltshire, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Lower-Upper Cambridge Greensand.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aptian-Albian Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Late Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
K 1272: Coprolite.
Locality: Aust Cliff, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Rhaetic bonebed.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaeitan Stage, Latest Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
H 36: Coprolite.
Locality: Solnhofen, Bayern State, Germany.
Horizon: Solnhofen Plattenhalk.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Tithonian Stage, Malm Epoch, Late Juriassic.
Material:
JZ 1701: Coprolite.
Locality: Near Gaildorf, Germany.
Horizon: Galidorfer Keuper (Alaunschiefer).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Ladinian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic.
Material:
GZ 104: Coprolite.
Locality: Lyme Regis, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hettangian-Lower Pliensbachian Stage, Lias Epoch, Early Jurassic.
Material:
GZ
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HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2012
Locality: Saarbrucken, Germany.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carbonfierous.
Material:
NHMUK 28490: Coprolite.
Locality: Grantham near Edinburgh, Scotland.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carbonfierous.
Material:
NHMUK R 15332: Coprolite.
Locality: Woodside Quarry, Glasgow, Scotland.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carbonfierous.
Material:
NHMUK R 14054: Coprolite.
Locality: Near Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Permian.
Material:
NHMUK R 3464: Coprolite.
Locality: Lyme Regis, Dorset Coast, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lias, Early Jurassic.
Material:
NHMUK R 2066: Coprolite.
NHMUK R 20564, 41285: Polished section.
Locality: Aust Cliff, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Rhaetic.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhatian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Latest Triassic.
Material:
NHMUK R3117: Coprolite.
Locality: Durdestone Bay, Dorset, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Middle Purbeck.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material:
NHMUK 48259: 35 coprolites in matrix.
Locality: Pijdura, Chandra District, India.
Horizon: Lameta Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Mateial: NHMUK R 12278: Partial coprolite.
NHUMK unnumbered: coprolite.
Locality: Peterborough, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Oxford Clay.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material:
NHMUK R 2094: Multiple coprolites.
Locality: Cambridge, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Cambridge Greensand.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
NHMUK43302: Coprolite.
Locality: Germany.
Horizon: Solnhofen.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material:
NHMUK R 47543: Coprolite in matrix.
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HUNT, LUCAS & SPIELMANN, 2013
Locality: NMMNH locality, 1327, Australia.
Horizon: Arcadia Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-63706: Coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 1864, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-25721: Spiral(?) coprolite.
NMMNH P-25722: Elongate broken coprolites.
NMMNH P-25717: 2 cojoined coprolites.
NMMNH P-25692: Hetterospiral coprolite.
NMMNH P-25686: Heterosprial coprolite.
NMMNH P-25707: Large ovoid coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH Locality 859, Ciniza Pond locality, New MExico.
Horizon: Bluewater Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian, Late Traissic.
Material:
NMMNH P-25735: Amorphous coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH locality 5233, New Mexico.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age:
Material:
NMMNH P-41759: Heteropolar coprolite.
Locality: NMMNH locality 485, Apache Canyon, New Mexico.
Horizon: Redonda Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Apachean, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-66801: Heterosprial coprolite.
NMMNH P-17034: Heteropolar coprolites.
Locality: Rotten Hill, north of Amalillo, Texas.
Horizon: Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian Stage, Late Triassic.
Material:
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas: Uncatalouged: 3 coprolites.
Locality: NMMNH locality 1, Revuelto Creek, New Mexico.
Horizon: Bull Canyon Formation.
Biostartigraphy:
Age: Reuveltian, Late Triassic.
Material:
NMMNH P-28185: Coprolite, coilied coprolites and comma-shaped coprolites.
Locality: Aust Cliff, England.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Latest Triassic.
Material:
OUM H37: Fragment of coprolite-rich bed.
OUM H36, NHMUK R31117: Coprolites.
Locality: Rhaetic bone bedf, England.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Latest Triassic.
Material:
USNM 16388: Coprolite.
Locality: Sodbury, England.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Latest Triassic.
Material:
OUM HJ29984: Fragment of coprolite-rich bed.
Locality: England.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Latest Triassic.
Material:
OUM H4- H46: Coprolites.
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HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, SUAZO & CANTRELL, 2012
Locality: NMMNH Locality 3276, raod cut on the north side of NM Highway 82, Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico.
Horizon: Beeman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
Unassigned morphotype
NMNH P-63507, P-63509, P-63528, P-63532, P-63533, P-63434: Coprolites.
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HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, CANTRELL, SUAZO & LERNER, 2012
Locality: Tinajas Locality, Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
Morphotype A Amphipolar
NMMNH P-63817: Coprolite.
Morphotype B Round cylinders
NMMNH P-37670-P-37672, P-51226, P-63780, P-63781, P-63784, P-63787, P-63788, P-63790, P-63793, P-63795, P-63796, P-63797, P-63802, P-63803, P-63805, P-63810, P-63811, P-63818, P-63819: Coprolites.
Morphotype C Longitudinally strated ovoid.
NMMNH P-63801: Coprolite.
Morphotype D Small flattened ovid.
NMMNH P-37666, P-37669, P-37671, P-40185, P-42201, P-63779, P-63794, P-63798, P-63804, P-63809: Coprolites.
Morphotype E Spindle-shaped
NMMNH P-40184, P-51223: Coprolites.
Morphotype F Ovoid wiht nodular texture
NMMNH P-51227, P-63706, P-63779, P-63786, P-63792, P-63808, P-63817: Coprolites.
Morphotype G Lattened ovoid with acanthodian scales
NMMNH P-37676: Coprolite.
Unassigned morphotype
NMMNH P-40202, P-63782: Coprolites.
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HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & LOCKLEY, 2012
Locality: Big Snowy Mountains, Montana.
Horizon: Bear Gulch Limestone Member, Tyler Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Chesterian Stage, Late Visean-Serpukhovian Epoch, Late Mississippian Subperiod, Early Carboniferous Period..
Material:
Morphotype A large ovoid coprolites.
NMMNH P-541881, P-54191, P-54189, P-63718: Coprolites.
Morphotype B triangular coprolite.
NMMNH P-54135: Coprolite.
Morphotype C elongate narrow coprolites.
NMMNH P-54133, P-54137: Coporlite.
Morphotype D small ovoid coprolites.
NMMNH P-54192, P-54136, P-54138: Coprolites.
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HUNT, LUCAS, SPIELMANN, SUAZO & CANTRELL, 2012
Locality: Locality NMMNH L-345/Kinney Brick Quarry, Bernalillo County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Tinajas Member, Atrasado Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Missourian Kasimovian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subepoch, Late Carboniferous Epoch.
Material:
Bromalites
Morphotype A Large, flat and ovoid wiht little groundmass and abundant fish debris (Possibly form a chondrichthyan ZIDEK, 1992)..
NMMNH P-19165, P-32926, P-32991, P-36034 (counterpart of NMMNH P-32911), P-36035: Coprolites.
Morphotype B No goundmass, scatterd fish debris (A regurgitalie of a large fish, possibly from a chondrichthyan).
NMMPH P-19171: Coprolite with palaenosiciform diebris.
Morphotype C Medium-sized ovoid with compact bone and some groundmass (Either a large paleonisciforms (Bardack, 1992) or a sacropterygian (Schultze, 1992).
NMMNH P018177, P-19178, P-19179, P-19183, P-19184, P-19164, P-33055, P-33056, P-33065, P-33068, P-33066, P-33072, P-42649, P-42668, P-42674, P-42673, P-42676, P-42677: Coprolites.
Morphotype D Elongate thick (possibly from Symmorium Zidek, 1992).
NMMNH P-19163 Coporlite.
Morphotype E Small ovoid with macerted fish cebris and groundmas (From a small fish, acanthodians or palaeonisciforms).
NMNH P-19166, P-19158, P-19166, P-29376, P-321900, P-32925, P-33057, P-33071: Coprolites.
Morphotype F Small and linear (Possilby fomr a haplolepid such as Pyritocephalus (Huber, 1992), a small palaeonisciform (Bardack, 1992) or an acanthodian (Zidek, 1992).
NMMNH P-10161, P-19162, P-30879, P-30883, P-33070: Coprolites.
Morphotype G Ovoid and within digestive track (Cobelodus aculeatus)
NMMNH P-19182: From the skeleton of the symmoriid chondrichtyan Cobelodus aculeatus with an intestine in the posterior digestive track.
Unassigned morphotype
NMMNH P-19153, P-19154, P-23976, P-32943, P-33071, P-33082, P-33083, P-31091, P-42675, P-33077, P-33081, P-33082, P-42672: Coprolites.
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HUNT, SPIELMANN, LUCAS & DURNEY, 2013
Locality: NMMNH Loclaity 8588, North-Central Texas.
Horizon: Finis Shale, Graham Formation, Cisco Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Virgilian Stage, Late Kasimovian-Gzelian Epoch, Late Pennsylvian Subperiod, Late Carbonifeorus Period.
Material:
Morphotype A Elongate ovoid.
NMMNH P-66982, P-66983, P-66984, P-66990: Coprolites.
Morphotype B Flattened cylinder
NMMNH P-66985, P-66986, P-66987: Coprolites.
Morphotype C Spindal shaped.
NMMNH P-66996: Coprolite.
Morphotype D Tapering cylinder
NMMNH P-66989: Coprolite.
Morphotype E Weakly heteroplar
NMMNH P-66991: Coprolite.
Morphotype F Coiled
NMMNH P-66993: Coprolite.
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JAIN, 1989
Locality: South of Nagpur, near Pisdura, Maharashtra State, India.
Horizon: Lameta Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: 600 coprolites.
Group G and BA:
Group C: 130 coprolites.
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JANSEN, SHIMADA, & KIRKLAND, 2012
Locality: Along the east side of State Highway 15, approximately 1.6 km north of the Kansas-Nebraska Boarder, Nebraska.
Horizon: Granerous Shale, Middle Cenomanian, Middle Cretaceous.
Material:
UNSM 127944: 121 coprolites..
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JASINSKI, SULLIVAN & LUCAS, 2011
Locality: San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Naashoibito Member, Ojo Alamo Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Alamo Wash Local Fauna.
Age: Late-early or earliest Late Maastrichtian Stage, Uppermost Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
SMP VP-2700: Coprolite.
SMP VP-2502: 2 coprolites.
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KIRKLAND, HERNANDEZ RIVERA, MARTINEX, JESUS, NUNEZ & VALLEJO, 2000
Locality: Rincon Colorado, Coahuila State, Mexico.
Horizon: Cerro del Pueblo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolites of theropod and hadrosaurs.
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LAOJUMPTON, MATKHAMMEE, WATHANAPITAKSAKUL, SUTEETHORN, SUTEETHRON, LAUPRESERT, SRISUK & LE LOEUFF, 2012
Locality: Huai Nam Aun, Thailand.
Horizon: Huai Hin Lat Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Carnian-Norian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
Ichnotaxon Group 1
PRC-CY-HN 21-26, PRC-CY-HN 48-90: 45 mainly complete coprolites.
Inchnotaxon Group 2
PRC-CY-HN28, PRC-CY-HN 91094: 5 incomplete specimens.
Ichnotaxon Group 3
PR-CY-HN 40, PRC-CY-HN 95-102: 9 incomplete specimens.
Ichnotaxon Group 4
PRC-CY-HN41-42, PRC-CY-HN 103-152: 52 complete specimens.
Ichnotaxon Group 7
PRC-CY-HN 47, PRC-CY-HN 203-205: 4 incomplete specimens.
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LOCKLEY, GIERLINSKI, DUBICKA, BREITHAUPT & MATTHEWS, 2014, LOCKLEY, GIERLINSKI, HOUCK, LIM, KIM, KIM, KIM, KANG, HUNT FOSTER, LI, CHESSER, GAY, DUBICKA, CART & WRIGHT, 2014
Locality: Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite (MCDT) (CU locality L-00675), Grand County, Eastern Utah.
Horizon: Ruby Ranch Member, Cedar Mountain Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aptian Stage, Middle Gallic Supepoch, Late Early Cretaceous Epoch, Late Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Large herbivor coprolite.
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LOCKLEY, NADON & CURRIE, 2003
Locality: The Zerbst Ranch, Niobrara County, Wyoming.
Horizon: Lance Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Lancian Age, Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
In situ: 1 coprolite.
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LOHMANN & SACHS, 2001
Locality: Southwest Germany.
Horizon: Lowermost Jeckenbach-Oderheim Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Autunian, Lower Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
PMNB, GMS, GPIM, SKO: About 800 coprolites.
Note: From the Labyrinthodontid Sclerocephalus haeuseri?
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LOMAX & TAMURA, 2014
Locality: Roseberry Topping, North Yorkshire County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aalenian Stage, Lower Dogger Epoch, Middle Jurassic.
Material:
NHMUK V58510: Dinosaur coprolites in a block.
Locality: Nar Grange Chine, Locality: Brook Bay, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Wessex Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
IWCMS.2012.1224: Coprolites.
Locality: Yaverland, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Wessex Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
IWCMS.1995.73
MIWG.7274: Elongate and slender example with possible 'pinched' termination.
Locality: Compton bay,, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Vectis Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Cretaceous.
Material:
IWCMS.1999.111: Pes track.
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LUCAS, & HUNT, 1993
Petrified forest formation: NMMNH P-1104, (NMMNH locality 911); NMMNH P-11035 (NMMNH locality 920); NMMNH P-11045 (NMMNH locality 909)’ NMMNH P-11046 (NMMNH locality 912); NMMNH P-11503 (NMMNH locality 919)’ USNM 2586, NMMNH P-18198, NMMNH P-18198 (NMMNH locality 918): Coprolites.
Salitral Formation: NMMNH P-11001, P-11005 (NMMNH locality 913): Coprolites.
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LUCAS, RINEHART, HECKERT, HUNT & SPIELMANN, 2016
Locality: Rotten Hill Bonebed (PPHM WT), Herring Ranch Locality, Rotten Hill, Potter County, Texas.
Horizon: Lower part of the Tecovas Formation, Chinle Group (or Tecovas Member, Dockum Formation).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Adamanian age, Late Carnian Stage, Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
PPHM 1999.35.327, 1999.35.337, 2000.10.82: Coprolites.
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NESOV, 1995
Locality: Kakanaut, left bank of the Koryak River, a tributary of the Kakanaut River near Lake Pekulneyskoje, 62?58’N, 176?E, Chukot Autonomous Area, Russia.
Horizon: Kakanaut Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: A part of split bones (lambeosaurian) may come from pellet of large theropods.
Locality: Blagoveshchensk, southern part of the city, Amur Region, Asian Russia.
Horizon: Lower or Middle? part of the Tsagayan Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Maastrichtian Stage, Upper Senonian Subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Latest Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Fragment of bones are supposedly from pellets of large theropods.
Locality: Balabansai IV, 4-5 km north-west of the city of Tashkumyr, Northern Fergana, Kirghizia.
Horizon: Lower part of the Nichkesai Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Possible pellets of consumers of eggs and clutches from theropods and ankylosaurids?
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MANSKY, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & HUNT, 2012
Locality: Blue Beach, nova Scotia, Canada.
Horizon: Horton Bluff Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Tournisian Epoch, Mississippian Subperiod, Earliest Carboniferous Period.
Material:
CM 12316-12328: Coprolites.
NSM 07.GF.045.12268.2, CM 12304, 12334, 12251: Coprolites.
CM 12228, 12305, 12307, 12310, 12340: Coprolites.
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MARTIN, SCHUMACHER PARRIS & GRANDSTAFF, 1998
Locality: SDSM V8718, Missouri River, South Dakota.
Horizon: Niobrara Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: SDSM V8719, Missouri River, South Dakota.Horizon: Upper Smoky Hill Member, Niobrara Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Santonian or Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
SDSM 22362: Coprolite.
Note: Has a skull of a Pachyrhizodus canius.
Locality: SDSM V8918, South Dakota.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age:.5 meter below the Niobrara/Pierre contact, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
SDSM 22349: 4 coprolites.
Note: The largest of the 4 has fish remains.SDSM 22350: Coprolite.
Note: Has fish remains.
Locality: SDSM V8919, South Dakota.
Horizon: Middle Niobrara Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Cretaceous.
Material:
SDSM 17627: Coprolite.
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MEDEIROS, FREIRE & PEREIRA, 2007
Locality: "Laje do Coringa", Cajual Island, Sao Marcos Bay, Sao Luis Basin, Maranhao State, Northeastern Brazil.
Horizon: Alcantara Formation, Itapecuru Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Cenomanian Stage, Uppermiddle Gallic Subepoch, Lowermost Gulf Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolites.
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MEZZALIAR, 1989
Locality: Pedreira a east of Santo Anastacio, Municipal of Santo Anstacio, Sao Paulo State, Brazil.
Horizon: Bauru Formation, Bauru Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Campanian Stage- Lower Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
Locality: Corte 128 da EFA (hoje Fepasa) a 6 km east of Votuporanga, Municipal of Votuporanga, Sao Paulo State, Brazil.
Horizon: Bauru Formation, Bauru Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Campanian Stage- Lower Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
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MARTILL & NAISH, 2001
Locality: Redcliff landslip, Yaverland, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Shepard’s Chine Member, Vectis Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
IWCMS 1995.227: Coprolite attributed to Hybodus sp.
IWCMS 1995.845: Coprolite with fish-bone inclusions, possibly produced by a marine reptile or fish.
Locality: Yaverland, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.
Horizon: Wessex Formation, Wealden Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Valanginian-Hauterivian Stage, Neocomian Subepoch- Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
MIWG 7274: Elongate coprolite.
Locality: Sudmoor Point, Isle of Wight County, England, Southern United Kingdom.Horizon: Wessex Formation, Wealden Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Valanginian-Hauterivian Stage, Neocomian Subepoch- Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
MIWG 1344: Large coprolitic mass possibly attributable to a dinosaur or crocodilian.
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MANCUSO, MARISCANO & PALMA, 2004
Locality: Quebrada de los Leones, El Chalo Locality, Cuyan Basin, Mendoza Province, Argentina.
Horizon: Potrerillos Fromation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Triassic.
Material:
MCNAM 1820, 1833, 1936, 1860, 1863, 1865, 1866, 1880, 1888, 1906, 1926, 1931, 1941, 1942-1962, 2223, one S/N unnumbered: Coprolites.
Locality: Cerro Bayo area, Las Heras, Mendoza Province, Argentina.
Horizon: Cachueta Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Trassic.
Material:
MCNAM 2665, 2672, 2685, 2686, 2692, 2696: Coprolites.
Locality: Potrerillos, Cerro Cacheuta and Divisadero Largo (Mina Atala) localities, Mendoza Provnice, Argentina.
Horizon: Cacheuta Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Triassic.
Material:
MCNAM 3472-3513: Coprolites.
Locality: Potrerillos, Divisadero Largo (Mina Atala) and Cerro Bayo (Las Heras) localities, Mendoza Province, Argentina.
Horizon: Rio Blanco Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Triassic.
Material:
MCNAM 3514-3573: Coprolites.
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MILAN, CLEMMENSEN, ADOLFSSEN, ESTRUP, FROBOSE, KLEIN, MATEUS & WINGS, 2012
Locality: Westside of Carlsberg Fjord, Jameson Land, East Greenalnd.
Hyoriozn: Kap Stewart Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Rhaetian Stage, Late Traissic Epoch, Latest Triassic.
Material:
MGUH 30357-MGUH 30360: Cylindricla coprolites wiht constant diameter.
MGUH 30361-MGUH 20264: Cylindrical coprolites with constriction marks in the surface and sharp, tapering ends that appear to have been pinched off.
MGUH 30365-MCH 30367: Tightly colied coprolites.
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MILAN, RASMUSSEN & BONED, 2012
Locality: Robbedale, Bornholm, Denmark.
Horizon: Jydegaard Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Berriasian Stage, Lower Neocamian Subepoch, Early Early Cretaceous Epoch, Earliest Creaceous.
Material:
Specimen 1: Partial coporlite.
Unnumbered: With fish scales.
Specimen 2: Coprolite
MGUH 29809: Lepidotes scale.
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NESOV, 1995
Locality: Changet II, left edge of the valley, Fergana depression, Kirghizia.
Horizon: Upper part of the Khodzhiabad Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous-Aptian Stage, middle Gallic subepoch, lower Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: A presumed pellet of a small theropod, including particular ossified ligaments of a young ornithopod, fragment of a dinosaur rib, and bones of the foot of a turtle.
Locality: Krasnyi Yar, ravine and locality on the right bank of the Khilok River, 1-2 km lower than the place of inflow of a number of channels of the Shibertui River, Buryatia, Asian Russia.
Horizon: Murtoi Formation.
Age: Late Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch-Middle Aptian Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Upper Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: 10 fragments of bones.
Note: Has teeh marks and possible from a pellet (NESOV & STARIKOV, 1992).
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NIEDZWIEDZKI, BAJDEK, QVARNSTRÖM, SULEJ, SENNIKOV, & GOLUBEV, 2016
Locality: Vyazniki, near VyaznikiVladimir region, central part of European Russia.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy: Vyazniki Biotic Assemblage, Zone IV, P2.
Age: Late Changhsingian, Upper Tatarinian Stage (Dzhulfian), Lopingian Subepoch, Upper Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian, and lowermost Triassic.
Material:
Morphotype A: Narrow, elongated straight coprolites.
Morphotype B: Wide, straight coprolites.
Morphotype C: Narrow, amphipolar and heteroplar spiral bromalites (coproliters or coloites).
Morphotype D: Amphipolar spiral bromalites.
Morphotype E: Bean-shaped small coprolites.
Morphotype: F: Elongate, short adn thick morphotypes.
Morphotype G: Elongate, smlim morphotype showing oth extremities slightly tapere.
Morphotype H: Elongate, short, thick cylindrical morphotype with non-tapered extremities.
Morphotype I: Large, blocky flattened and folded coprolites.
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NORTHWOOD, 2005
Locality: The Crater, Rewan property, about 72 Km southwest of Rolleston, (Field locality L78 in QM records), SE Queensland State, Australia.
Horizon: Lower beds of the upper part of the Rewan Formation, Mimosa Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Triassic.
Note: According to LEES, 1986 ‘Arcadia Formation, Rewan Group, Greisbachian-Dienerian,
Induan stage,-Olenekian stage, upper Scythian Epoch, Early Triassic.
Material:
Coprolites have plants, lycopsid rootlets, invertebrates, conchostracan valves, actinopterygian scales, dipnoan remains, dipnoan toothplates, temnospondyl and unidentifed bone material.
QMF3907-45: Indeterminate ?coprolite, incomplete, possibly the only herbivore coprolte from the Arcadia Formation.
Longitudinally striated coprolites; pellet shaped. (total of 10 specimens)
Longitudinally striated coprolites; often with convex ends, and with striae tha are 1-2mm apart (10 specimens)
QMF39701-63: Elongated, longitudinally striated coprolite.
Longitudinally striated coprolites; chunky and block-like, generally with cleavage scars on both ends and with striae tha are 1-1.5mm apart (15 specimens)
QMF39701-95: Indeterminate coprolite with a network of desiccation cracks.
2703 coprolites.
Locality: Queensland Museum locality L215, Headwaters of Duckworth Creek, south west of Bluff, south central Queensland State, Australia.
Horizon: Arcadia Formation, Rewan Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Greisbachian-Dienerian, Induan stage,-Olenekian stage, upper Scythian Epoch, Early Triassic.
Material:
Coprolites have plants, lycopsid rootlets, invertebrates, conchostracan valves, actinopterygian scales, dipnoan remains, dipnoan toothplates, temnospondyl and unidentifed bone material.
QMF39702-10: Indeterminate coprolite with a clevage scar on one end and the other end pointed.
Longitudinally striated coprolites; pellet shaped. (9 specimens)
QMF39702-1: Pellet-shaped, longitudinally stratied coprolte with one end and gas bubbles.
Longitudinally striated coprolites; often with convex ends, and with striae tha are 1-2mm apart (7 specimens)
Longitudinally striated coprolites; chunky and block-like, generally with cleavage scars on both ends and with striae tha are 1-1.5mm apart (1 specimens)
QMF39702-15: Amphipolar spiral coprolite.
QMF39702-26: Indeterminate coprolite with impressions of plants.
QMF39702-65: Indeterminate coprolite wiht cleavage scars on both ends.
Longitudinally striated coprolites.(total of 9 specimens)
QMF39702-7: Longitudinally striated coprolite with striate that finishes prior to each end.
QMF39702-13: Longitudinally striated coprolite with cleavage scar and well-incised striae.
1566 coprolites.
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OCHEV, 1974
Locality: Mollo-Khara-Bala-Kantemir Site, northeastern shore of Lake Inder in Gury’yev oblast, European Russia.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Triassic.
Material:
Number: Not given: 4 different types of coprolites.
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OWOCKI, NIEDZWIEDZKI, SENNIKOV, GOLUBEV, JAINSZEWSKA, & SULEJI, 2012
Locality: From the town of Vyazniki, Bykovka, sokovka, metallist, Zhukov Ravine, near the Vyazniki and Gorokhovets localities, European Russia.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Vyatkian Regional Stage, Late Permian.
Material:
70 coprolites (32 complete specimens.)
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PAVANATTO, DA-ROSA, TEMP-MULLER, ROBERTO-DA-SILVA, RIBEIRO, MARTINELLI & DIAS-DA-SILVA, 2020
Locality: Bortolin site (Antonini Bortolin site), 100 m from the highway RS 149, 29°37'24.04"S, 53°22'33.0W, about 1.5 km westward of the crossroad to the municipality of Dona Francisa, Parana Basin, Rio Grande do Sul State, Southern Brazil.
Horizon: Pinheiros-Chiniqua Sequence, Santa Maria Supersequence.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Landian Stage, Late Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic-Carnian Stage, Early Late Triassic Epoch, Early Late Triassic.
Material:
UFSM 11484: An ovoid coprolite.
UFSM 11485: A cylindrical coprolite.
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PEDRO, POYATO-ARIZA, MORATALLA & BUSCALIONI, 2018
Locality: Las Hoyas fossil site, La Cierva Township, 20 km east of Cuenca, in the Castellan Branch of the Iberian Range, Cuenca Province, Spain.
Horizon: Calizas de La Huerguina Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Hauterivian Stage, Late Neocomian subepoch-Lower Barremian Stage, Early Gallic subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material: Carnivorous producers with ichthyophagous diets, crocodiles, urodelans and different kinds of fish.
MCCM-LH21067a, b, MCCH-LH-GQ150996b, MCCM-LH-LI15-001a, MCM-LH2304, MCCM-LH16609b, MCCM-LH21382b, MCCM-LH2819a, MCCM-LH34393: Cropolites.
Category 1 (Elongated).
MCM-LH21056, MCCM-LH16516a1.
Category 1 to 2 (Circular)
MCCM-LI15-012, MCCM-LH2145a
(Spiral)
MCCM-LH22349, MCCM-LH0LI150-032:
Category 1 to 3 (Irregular)
MCCM-LH8192, MCCM-LH-LI15-006.
Category 1 to 4 (Rectangular)
Category 1 to 3 (Rosary-like)
MCCM-LH15505a.
Category 1 to 4Elliposidal)
MCCM-LH21160a, MCCM-LH-872 (11), MCCM-LH-GQ15-002.
Category 1 to 3 (Cylinder)
MCCM-LH21147, MCCM-Li5-019
Category 2 to 4 (Bump-headed lace)
MCCM-LH21202, MCCM-LH8036a.
Category 1 to 4 (Fir-tree-like)
MCCM-LH21358a
Category 1 to 3 (Cone)
MCCM-LH21192a, MCCM0/LH16602a
Category 2 to 4 (Straight lace)
MCCM-LH-/LI15-015, MCCM-LH-LI15-005
Category 2 to 4 (Thin Lace)
MCCM-LH-LI15-016, MCCM-LH21382a
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POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Locality: A deep underground mine called the Sainte-Barbe pit, near Bernissart, Belgium.
Horizon: Bernissartian.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Hauterivian Stage, Upper Neocomian Subepoch-Lower Aptian Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Coprolite from Iguanodon bernissartensis with PHylum Protoza, Family Entamoebidae (Chatton), Genus: Entamoebites POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Species: antiquus POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Etymology: Latin, antiquus, 'old'.
Holotype: Department of Zoology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR: Slide # Y2 852 (2): Parasite
Trematode egg
Phylum Platyhelminthes, Class Trematoda
Genus: Digenites POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Species: proterus POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Etymology: Greek, proteros, 'early'.
Holotype: Department of Zoology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR: Slide # Y2 852 (2): Parasite
Nematode egg
Phylum Nematoda, Order Ascarididea (Yamaguti), Family: Ascarididae (Blanchard)
Genus: Ascarites POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Species: piscus POINAR & BOUCOT, 2006
Holotype: Department of Zoology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR: Slide # Y2 852 (2): Parasite
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QVARNSTRÖM, ELGH, OWOCKI, AHLBERG & NIEDZWIEDZKI, 2019
Locality: Wierzbica quarry, northern slope of the Holy Cross Mountains, 20 km south of the town of Radom, Poland.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Kimmeridgian Stage, Middle Malm Epoch, Middle Late Jurassic.
Material:
MUZ PGI 1663.II.15A, 15B, 15C: 3 COPROLITES.
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QVARNSTRÖM, NIEDZWIEDZKI, TAFFOREAU, ZIGAITE & AHLBERG, 2017, QVARNSTRÖM, FIKACEK, WERNSTRÖM, HULD, BEUTEL, ARRIAGA-VARELA, AHLBERG & NIEDZWIEDZKI, 2021
Locality: Cement plant claypit at Krasiejow near Opole, Silesia Province, Southern Poland.
Horizon: Drawno Beds.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle to late Carnian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
ZPAL AbIII/3402: Coprolite (elongate and non-spiral).
Note: With 2 small and near-complte beetle elytra in the matrix, insect tibia, and other insect remains.
ZPAL AbIII/3520: Coprolite with the remains of a beetle (Triamyxa coprolithica).
Note: Possibly from the dinosauriform Silesaruus opolensis.
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RETALLACK, CARR & BROZ, 2023
Locality: Northeast of Mitchell, Wheller County, , Oregon.
Horizon: Hudspeth Formation, Upper Chico or Lower Horestown.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Albian, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Upper Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Regurgitalite.
Note: Suggested to be from the pterosaur Bennettazhia.
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RYAN, 2003
Locality: Milk River Ridge Reservoir BB1998, near Warner, Alberta Provine, Canada.
Horizon: Lowermost Oldman Formation, middle Judith River Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Judithian age, Middle Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
RTMP 150: Coprolite.
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RUIZ-OMENACA, CANUDO & CUENCA-BESCOS, 1997
Locality: La Cantalera, Cubeta de Oliete, north Teruel Province, Spain.
Horizon: Blesa Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Middle Early Cretaceous Epoch, Upper Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
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SAWYER, 1981
Locality: Wannagan Creek Quarry, NW ¼, Sec. 18, T141N, R102W, Billings County, Western North Dakota.
Horizon: Bullion Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Paleocene Epoch, Lower Paleogene Period, Lower Tertiary Subera, Cenozoic Era.
Material:
SMM P79.6.53, P79.6.50, P79.6.35: Large ovoid coprolites.
SMP P79.6.19: A dome-shaped coprolite.
SMM P79.6.9: A teardrop-shaped coprolite with “anal sphincter marks”.
SMM P79.6.195, P79.6.133, P79.6.98: Small ovoid (Type 1) coprolites.
SMM P79.6.111, P79.6.113: Coprolite fragments with surface impressions.
SMM P79.6.105: Coprolite enveloped in leaves.
Note: Crocodilian.
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SCHMITZ, & BINDA, 1991
Locality: Southern Saskatchewan Province, Canada.
Horizon: Whitmud Formation.
Biostartigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Uppermost Senonian Subepoch, Uppermost Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
9 different coprolite shapes:
Group 1: Large tapering coprolite.
Group 2: Coiled, cylindrical coprolite.
Group 3: Fusiform coprolites with longitudinal grooves and fine striations
Group 4: Fusiform coprolites wiht transverse grooves.
Group 5: Coiled and compressed forms with fine striations.
Group 6: Ovoidal coprolite
Group 7: Cylindrical, slightly sigmodial coiled coprolites
Group 8: Sigmodial coild coporlite.
Group 9: Heap-like coprolite.
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SCHWEIGERT & DIETL, 2012
Localty: Nusplingen Quarry, Western part of Swabian Alb, Southwestern Germany.
Horizon: Nusplingen Lithographic Limestone.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Jurassic.
Material:
GPIT/IC-145: Large phosphatic coprolite.
SMNS No. 64512 (bed G): Phosphatic coprolite wiht a liquid consistency and crustacean remains as inclusions.
Morphotype 1 egg-shaped
SMNS no. 63221 (bed G), SMNS no. 67749 (bed C): Coprolites.
SNMS no. 67868 (bed C): Partily disaggregated specimen with fish bone inclusions.
Morphotype 2 spiral or helical phosphatic coprolite
SMNS no. 64687 (bed L): Coprolite.
Morpotype 3 Densely packed phosphatic coprolite.
SMNS no. 67877 (bed C): Coprolite.
Morpotype 4 longnarrow phosphatic
SMNH no. 67873 (bed C), 67875 (bed C): 2 coprolites.
Morphotype 5 helical phosphatic coprolite.
SMNS 67878 (bed C): A partialy disaggregated specimen with fish bones and alarge belemnite hook (Onychites)
SMNS No. 67871 (bed C): Coprolite.
Morphotype 6
SMNS no. 63989 (bed G), SMNS no. 64634 (bed L), SMNS No. 64553/1 (bed L), SMNS no 64638: Coprolites.
Morphotype 7 String of small phosphatic coprolites.
SMNS n. 63999 (bed G): Coprolite.
Morphotype 8 Elongate phosphatic coprolite
SMNS 63705 (Egesheim Quarry, bed PK3): coprolite.
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SCHWIMMER, SANDERS, ERICKSON, & WEEMS, 2015
Locality: Site 1, Stokes Quarry, south side of County Road 407, ca. 0.25 mile (0.40 km) west of County Road 49, 2.85 miles (4.58 km) east of S.C. Route 320, USGS Florence West 7.5' quadrangle, 34°14'21.8"N, 79°30.0"W 50', Darlington County, South Carolina.
Horizon: Coachman Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Campanian Stage, Senoniain Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
ChM PV8697, PV8698, PV8999, PV9127: Corcodilian coprolies without bone inclusions.
ChM PV9000, PV9154: Selachina coprolites with small boen, tooth, and/or scale inclusions.
ChM PV8998: Selachian coprolite with well-preserved vertebrae inslusions.
Locality: Site 7, Diamonhead Loop Road, pond on south side of Diamondhead Loop Road, ca. 1.3 miles (2.1 km) south of Claussen via South Carolina Route 327, thence 1.4 miles (2.3 km) left (south) of Diamondhead Loop Road, thence 0.2 miels (0.32 km) right (south) on dirt road, USGS Pamplico North 7.5' quadrangle, 34°05'52'N, 79°37'16"W, Florence County, South Carolina.
Horizon: Peedee Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Maastrichtian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
ChM PV8997: Crocodilian coprolite.
Locality: Site 11, Kingstree, along Clapp Creek, east side of the town of Kingstree, USGS KIngstree 7.5' quadrangle, Williamsburg County, South Carolina.
Horizon: Dono Creek Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Middle Campanian Stage, Senoniain Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
ChM PV7562: Crocodilian coprolite without bone inclusions.
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SENNIKOV & GOLUBEV, 2012
Locality: Zhukov Ovrag-1-A locality, Gorokhovetskii District, Valdimir Region, European Russia.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Vyatkian substage, Vyatkian Stage, Upper Lopingian Subepoch, Upper Zechstien Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
PIN nos. 5350/47,48, 49, 50: Coprolites.
Locality: Zhukov Ovrag-1-B locality, Gorokhovetskii District, Valdimir Region, European Russia.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Vyatkian substage, Vyatkian Stage, Upper Lopingian Subepoch, Upper Zechstien Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
PIN no. 5390/4: Coprolite.
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= Mesosaur gastrice contents and coprolites SILVA, FERIGOLO, BAJDEK & PINEIRO, 2017
Locality: Uruguay.
Horizon: Mangrullo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Permian.
Material:
FC-DPV 2616, FC-DPV 2608: Articualted individuals.
FC-DPV 2636, FC-DPV 2651: Fragmentary remains.
Note: With coprolites.
FC-DPV 2156: Mesosaur gastric contents and coprolites.
FC-DPV 2619: Ellipitical coprolite without bone inclusions.
FC-DPV 2647: Elliptical coprolite with bone inclusions.
FC-DPV 2210: Ellipsoid amorphous coprolites withou bone inclusions.
DF-DPV 2807: Irregularly shaped coprolites bearing bone inclusions and teeth.
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SMITH, 1996, 1998
Locality: South Africa.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Permian.
Material:
Number: Not given: Numerous coprolites with therapsid bone fragments, some have isolated whole bones and a few contain articulated limbs. Probably from Gorgonapsians and pristerognathids.
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SMITH, 1998
Locality: Karoo Basin, South Africa.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Permian.
Material:
Number: Not given: Possibly regurgitated flattened disc shaped coprolites.
Note: Rhinesuchid?
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SMITH & BOTHA-BRINK, 2011
Locality: Rosary Farm, Karoo Basin, Beaufort West, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphotype M2 (Small therocephalians or juvenile gorgonpsians)
SAM-PT-K10656, K10657: Coprolites.
Morphotype M4 (Small and medium-sized therocephalians and gorgonopsians)
SAM-PT-K10658, K10659: Coprolites.
Locality: Amandelboom Farm, Karoo Basin, Beaufort West, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphtype M2 (Small therocephalians or juvenile gorgonpsians)
SMA-PT-K10667: Coprolites.
Locality: Gannakraal Farm, Karoo Basin, Beaufort West, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphotype M3 (Medium-sized gorgonopsians Cyonosaurus and Lycaenops or possibly juveniles of larger gorgonopsians)
SAM-PT-K10669: Coprolites.
Locality: Dunedin Farm, Karoo Basin, Beafort West, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphotype M3 (Medium-sized gorgonopsians Cyonosaurus and Lycaenops or possibly juveniles of larger gorgonopsians)
SAM-PT-K10670: Coprolites.
Locality: Leeuwkloof Farm, Karoo Basin, Fraserburg, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphotype 1 (Large gorgonopsians Aelurognathus and Gorgonops tarvus)
SAM-PT-K10660, K10662: Coprolites.
Morphotype 2 (Small therocephalians or juvenile gorgonpsians)
SAM-PT-K10665: Coprolites.
Morphotype 4
SAM-PT-10661, K10663, K10664, K10666: Coprolites.
Locality: Beato Farm, Fraserburg, Karoo Basin, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphotype 5 (Linked to the temnospondyl, Rhinesuchus africanus)
SAM-PT-K10677: Coprolites.
Locality: Wilgerbosch Farm, Fraserburg, Karoo Basin, South Africa.
Horizon: Hoedemaker member, Middle Teekloof Formation.
Biostratigraphy: Tropidostoma zone.
Age: Tatarian Stage, Lopingian Subepoch, Zechstein Epoch, Late Permian.
Material:
Morphotype 3 (Medium-sized gorgonopsians Cyonosaurus and Lycaenops or possibly juveniles of larger gorgonopsians)
SAM-PT-K10668: Coprolites.
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SMITH, LAVILLE, FARA, ESCARGUEL, OLIVIER, VENNIN, GOUDEMAND, BYLUND, JENKS, STPEPHEN, HAUTMANN, CARBONNIER, KRUMENACKER & BRAYARD, 2021
Locality: ~ 30 km north of Paris Canyon, southeastern Idaho.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Early Triassic.
Material:
UBGD33007, UBGD3306: Coprolites.
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SOUTO, 1999, 2001
Locality: Pinheiros, Candelaria municipal, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil.
Horizon: Santa Maria Formation (Caturrita Formation?).
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Ladinian Substage Late Landian Stage, Uppermost Mid Triassic Epoch, Middle Triassic, or ?Julian Substage, ?Early Carnian Stage, Lower Late Triassic Epoch, Late Triassic.
Material:
MCT 1530-R, 1513-R, 1516-R, 1532-R, 1515-R, 1511-R, 1524-R, 1531-R, 1512-R, 1514-R, 1526-R, 1527-R, 1529-R : 13 coprolites.
MCT: 9 more coprolites.
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SOUTO & NAVA, 2007
Locality: 22°07'04"S, 51°26'33"W, Presidente Prudente County, Sao Paulo State, Brazil.
Horizon: Adamantina Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Turonian Stage, Uppermost Gallic Subepoch-Santonian Stage, Lower Senonian Subepoch, Lower Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
MPM 138, 139, 140: Coprolites.
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SOUTO & MEDEIROS, 2012
Localty: Laje Do Coringa locality, Cajual Island, Maranhao State, northeastern Brazil.
Horizon: Alcantara Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Cenomanian Stage, Upper Gallic subepoch, Lowest Gulf Epoch, Late Early to Early Middle Cretaceous.
Material:
Numbers not given: Coprolites.
UFRJ-DG 154 IcV, UFRJ-DG241 IcV, UFRJ-DG 142 IcV, UFRJ-DG-263 IcV, UFRJ-DG 265 IcV, UFRJ-DG 262 IcV: Coprolites.
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STINNESBECK, FREY, RIVAS, PEREZ, CARTES, SOTO, & LOBOS, 2014
Locality: Tyndall locality, Tyndall Glacier, Torres del Paine National Park, Southern Chile.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Valanginian-Hauterivian Stage, Neocomian Subepoch- Barremian Stage, Lower Gallic Subepoch, Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
TY09: 37 presacrals with neural archs and spines partially embedded and articulated
in thie respective, 19 partially embedded left thoracic ribs and right ones
10 from, 4 articulated but partially embedded right gastralia.
Note: Intestinal content: 2 coprolites.
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SUAZO, CANTRELL, LUCAS, SPIELMANN & HUNT, 2012
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Fruitland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
NMMNH P-32805: Coprolite fragments.
NMMNH P-41721: Largest coprolite from the Fruitland Formation.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
NMMNH P-27431, P-30200, P-64424: Coprolites.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Campanian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
NMMNH P-22632, P-27400, P-28861, P-28914-P-28950, P-32602, P-64473: Coprolite fragments and segments.
Locality: New Mexico.
Horizon: Naashoibito Member, Ojo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
NMMNH P-32799, P-32977: Coprolite and coprolite fragmetns.
NMMNH P-27336: Alococopros triassicus.
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SULLIVAN, 2006
Locality: Turtle Terrace, SMP locality 400, Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness Study Area, San Juan Basin, San Juan County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Fossil Forest Member, Fruitland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
SMP VP-1615, 1616: 2 large coprolites.
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SULLIVAN & JASINSKI, 2012
Locality: SMP locality 228, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphotype A
SMP VP 1329, 1926, 2138, 2754: Coprolite.
Morphotype C
SMP VP2446: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 419, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP VP-2020: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 421, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP VP-2040: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 382, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP PV 1928: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 319a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP PV 2178: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 350, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP PV 2417: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 370b, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Naashoibito Member, Ojo AlamoFormation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphotype A
SMP PV 1928: Coprolite.
Morphotype G
SMP VP 2502: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 319a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype B
SMP PV 2473: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 452, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype B?
SMP PV 2524: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 351, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Nacimiento Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype B?
SMP PV 739: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 313a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP PV 2621: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 363a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP PV 1739: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 283, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1811: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 365, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1792: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 397, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1659: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 400, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1615, 1616: Coprolites.
Locality: SMP locality 419, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1974: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 421, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 2063: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 410b, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Naashoibito Member, Ojo Alamo Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Maastrichtian Stage, Late Senonian Subepoch, Late Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1659: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 372, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype E
SMP VP 1134: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 350, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype D
SMP PV 2008: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 358, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype E
SMP PV 1341: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 376a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP PV 1461: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 361, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype E
SMP PV 2117: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 319a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype E
SMP PV 2615: Coprolite.
Morphotype G
SMP VP 2200: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 399, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype F
SMP VP 1673: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 281, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype G
SMP VP 2149: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 319a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype E
SMP PV 2615: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 309a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphotype?
SMP PV 2081, 3329: Coprolites.
Locality: SMP locality 398, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype?
SMP VP 1597: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 363a, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: De-Na-Zin Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype A
SMP PV 1739: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 283, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Hunter Wash Member, Kirtland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphtype C
SMP VP 1811: Coprolite.
Locality: SMP locality 463, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
Horizon: Fossil Forest Member, Fruitland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Kirtlandian Age, Late Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Morphotype?
SMP VP 3276: Coprolite.
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TAQUET, 1976
Locality: Gadoufauna, Niger.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Aptian Stage, Middle Gallic Subepoch, Upper Early Cretaceous Epoch, Early Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given:
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TURNER, TOLL, LICHTIG, LUCAS & HUNT, 2023
Locality: Fossil Forest Research Natural Area, 23N, R12W, San Juan County, New Mexico.
Horizon: Fossil Forest Member, Frutiland Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Upper Campanian Stage, Senonian Subepoch, Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
P-82564: Coprolite..
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WALDMAN, 1970
Locality: Eastern Boundary of the Dinosaur Provincial Park, TP.21, R.10, Sec. 7, of Geological Survey of Canada Map 969A (Steveville) W of 4th Merid., Alberta Province, Canada.
Horizon: Upper part of the Oldman Formation, middle Judith River Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Judithian age, Middle Campanian Stage, Senonian subepoch, Upper Gulf epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
NMC 13565: Coprolite with Lepisosteus scales.
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WALDMAN & HOPKINS, 1970
Locality: Dinosaur Provincial Park, Below Berry Creek, Red Deer River, Alberta Province, Canada.
Horizon: Dinosaur Park Formation, upper Judith River Group.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Judithian age, Middle Campanian Stage, middle Senonian subepoch, upper Gulf Epoch, Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: 7 coprolites.
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WERNER, 1993/1994
Locality: Wadi Abu Hashim, Sudan.
Horizon: Wadi Abu Hashim Member, Wadi Milk Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Cenomanian Stage, Upper Gallic subepoch, Lowest Gulf Epoch, Late Early to Early Middle Cretaceous.
Material:
Vb-722: Tooth.
Vb-723: Dorsal centra.
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WEILER, 1940
Locality: San Cristobal, SW Venezula.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Fish coprolite.
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WICHMANN, 1916
Locality: Rio Negro Province, Argentina.
Horizon:
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Late Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolites.
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YANG, 1995
Locality: Gyeongsang Basin, Korea.
Horizon: Gyeongsang Group,.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Cretaceous.
Material:
Number: Not given: Coprolite.
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VAUGHN, 1963
Locality: Welles quarry near Arroyo de Agua, Rio Arriba County, Northeastern New Mexico.
Horizon: Upper Cutler Formation.
Biostratigraphy:
Age: Wolfcampian, Lower Rotliegendes Epoch, Early Permian.
Material:
UCLA VP 1648: Coprolite with a haemal arch of a urodele-like animal.
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