koprolit evkaliptus recognised by its yellowish-brown colour

recognised by its yellowish-brown colour — a reflection of iron impurities and inclusions

while the finest specimens are a delicate rose pink

not to be confused with Spirit Quartz or Amethyst

patterned appearance and botryoidal (grape-like) structure

koprolit evkaliptus recognised by its yellowish-brown colourCoprolite is fossilised dung from ancient animals. The name comes from the Greek words kopros (excrement or dung) and lithos (stone). It is commonly composed of calcium phosphate and carbonate. Coprolite can belong to almost any creature, though it is most often attributed to dinosaurs, fish, ancient mammals, and humans. This type of fossil gives palaeontologists a direct window into the feeding habits and behaviour of extinct species, as well as the