Half of an EGG?

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wouldn't a coprolite that size be as cool as an egg? :dontknow:
 

"in the desert" tells us nothing of the geology of the area in which this rock was found.

I do think it's simply a severely weathered and stream-rounded rock. (If it's from the Sahara Desert, it could be windblown sand-abraded rather than stream-abraded.)
 

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