Description
Carnivorous Mammal Coprolite (122621a)
- Name: Most likely from an extinct Giant Hog (Entelodont)
- Age: Miocene Age 20 million yrs
- Location: Upper central Florida
- Near perfect, and intact fossilized stool
- *Possible identification based on overall obvious carnivore features, overall size (circumference), and on identified embedded insect parts . These features say the animal that left this weighed over 200 pounds, and was a meat eater or omnivore. The time period fits, as does the size of the animal, as does the fact that hogs will eat whatever they can catch, including a large beetle.
- There has been NO repair or restoration
- Very Dramatic Specimen !
- Identification sheet & stand provided.
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- Price is $300.00
