Yes, a worm can be fossilized, but it is extremely rare, because it has no skeleton to be mineralized over time. So the only way you could find a fosssil of a worm is in a sandstone, because there it could have chances to be preserved.
No worms cant be fossilized because they dont have bones fossils contain bones of the animal worms hardly have any bones
Worms are extremely soft, and therefore not able to be fossilized.
yes you do say fossilized bone, that is correct
Soft animal parts usually rot and do not become fossilized.
Fossilized waste material left by animals are known as coprolites.
teeth, because its bone. organs cannot usually be fossilized
Worms are extremely soft, and therefore not able to be fossilized.
an animal that got fossilized
It is dung that has become fossilized.
Dinosaur footprints are called trace fossils because they show evidence of animal activity. Worm holes and burrows can also be fossilized, falling into the 'trace fossil' category.
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All types of leaves can be fossilized .
"The fossilized tyrannosaurus rex was certainly exquisite, was it not?"
yes you do say fossilized bone, that is correct
A zoolith is another term for a zoolite, a fossilized animal.
Wood is not yet fossilized. Fossilized wood is called "coal".
The parts of living things become fossilized when they are subject to a moist environment. Over time the living things are pressed into the moist ground and fossilized.
Soft animal parts usually rot and do not become fossilized.