Scientists sometimes find trace fossils that are not the organism itself, but something left behind by an organism. Coprolites are trace fossils. They are preserved feces, or dung, from animals. What part of an organisms life can this tell scientist about?

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Scientists sometimes find trace fossils that are not the organism itself, but something left behind by an organism. Coprolites are trace fossils. They are preserved feces, or dung, from animals. What part of an organism’s life can this tell scientist about?

A	age
B	sleeping habits
C	diet
D	body covering

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Detailed explanation-1: -Scientists sometimes find trace fossils that are not the organism itself, but something left behind by an organism. Coprolites are trace fossils. They are preserved feces, or dung, from animals.

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