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Turtle coprolites are fossilized feces or dung produced by ancient turtles. These coprolites are valuable to paleontologists because they can provide insights into the diet, behavior, and ecology of prehistoric turtles. By studying the contents of coprolites, scientists can learn about the types of plants and animals that ancient turtles consumed. Coprolites can also reveal information about the health and digestive processes of extinct turtles. In some cases, coprolites have been found containing undigested plant material, bones, or other remains, shedding light on the feeding habits and food sources of these ancient reptiles. Coprolites are often found in sedimentary rock formations where fossils are preserved, and they can vary in size and shape depending on the species of turtle that produced them.