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. 2019 Mar 13;6(3):181042. doi: 10.1098/rsos.181042

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Figure 3. — Coprolites ZPAL AbIII/3408-3411 with inclusions. ZPAL AbIII/3408: (a) Concretion (semi-transparent) with internal fragmentary coprolite with inclusions. (b) A selection of six beetle elytra (cf. morphotype B and C in figure 2). (c) A part of an insect appendage? (d) Enigmatic curved inclusion with denticles on the concave side. (e) Abdomen of an unknown arthropod. ZPAL AbIII/3409: (f) Semi-transparent coprolite with highlighted inclusions. (g) Two beetle elytra. ZPAL AbIII/3410: (h) Semi-transparent coprolite with highlighted inclusions. (i) Thorax plate of unknown insect. (j) Abdomen of an unknown arthropod (same as in e). (k) Two beetle elytra (cf. morphotype B and C in figure 2). ZPAL AbIII/3411: (l) Semi-transparent coprolite with highlighted inclusions. (m) A bilateral structure of unknown affinity. (n) Three beetle elytra. (o) A swirl-shaped inclusion maybe representing some inner insect structure (cf. digestion).