This paper reviews the coprolites (fossil excrements) of terrestrial vertebrates, giving
particular attention to examples that may have originated from dinosaurs. Factors affecting …

Abstract The British Rhaetian (latest Triassic) is famous for its bone beds containing
abundant remains of fishes and reptiles. Most Rhaetian bone beds are assumed to have …

Coprolites from the Arcadia Formation, Queensland, Australia, were studied in conjunction
with the vertebrate fossil assemblages from two localities to maximize our understanding of …

Rhaetian fossil vertebrate faunas of Britain represent rich but biased samples of taxonomic
diversity during uppermost Triassic time. Review of the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group …

The history of study of vertebrate coprolites can be divided into four phases:(1) 1800-1890–
initial studies;(2) 1890-1910–first bloom;(3) 1910-1950–intermittent work;(4) 1950-1990 …

Coprolites from the Rhaetian bone beds in south-west England can be assigned to
crustaceans and fishes. Here, we report crustacean microcoprolites, including …

A review of vertebrate coprolites of the Triassic with descriptions of new Mesozoic ichnotaxa
Page 96 88 Lucas, SG and Spielmann, JA, eds., 2007, The Global Triassic. New Mexico …

Exceptionally preserved fossil fish from the Cretaceous of north east Brazil contain well
preserved arthropods and small fish in the alimentary tract. The fish are preserved in early …

In this paper, seven coprolites from the Lower Cretaceous of Tsagan-Tsab formation have
been described. Thus, producing a significant contribution to what we perceived as the first …

The diverse ichnofaunas of the Late Triassic have been studied for almost 200 years. During
the Late Triassic, facies favorable for the preservation of trace fossils were the result of low …