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Apatitic

In reference to fossils, it is used for those containing the mineral apatite.  In the 1800's, noted paleontologist William Buckland referred to this mineral as phosphate of lime.  Hydroxyapatite and fluorapatite are forms of this mineral that are commonly found in bone, teeth and fossils.

Marine Reptile Maybe?
(Carnivore Coprolite with Fish Inclusions)
Bone China?
(Carnivore Coprolite with Fish Bone Inclusions)
Jersey Jobby
(Carnivore Coprolite in Matrix)
Poo Fly Poo
(Carnivore Coprolite and Flying Insect in Matrix)

(Carnivore Coprolite)
Butt-Wheat?
(Amphipolar spiral coprolite)

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