Dinosaurs Collected Quartz Rocks | Nova Scotia Museum
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Stomach Stones | Western Australian Museum
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Dog found in ditch with broken bones, rocks in stomach, animal rescuers say
Stomach Stones | Western Australian Museum
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Unthinkable': Rocks found in stomach of starved dog | WJBF
Rock Hard Stomach - My Brown Newfies
The Great Cretaceous Walk: Why Eat a Rock? Gastroliths ('Stomach Stones') as Trace Fossils
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Gastroliths, aka 'stomach stones.' Some sea mammals eat small rocks to help grind up their meals in their stomachs. They a… | Rock collection, Beach crafts, Fossils
Utah Dinosaur gastrolith (stomach stone or gizzard stone) 2.5 ounce GS23 | eBay
Why Some Animals Eat Rocks to Aid in Digestion | HowStuffWorks
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Shock as doctors remove pile of stones, coins from man's stomach - The Standard Entertainment
Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology on X: "Gastroliths, also known as stomach stones, are smooth rocks that serve different purposes depending on the animal. They may aid in digestion or buoyancy, and
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What's a Gastrolith? - Gastroliths in Crocodiles
