Nope! They had jelly-like body parts.
During the Precambrian times, life was mostly limited to single celled organisms. Life that was not single cellular didn't have any hard body part (like teeth, bones, shells, etc.) and so they weren't preserved.
The study of the human body in respect to all its parts and their relationships to each other. It can aswell be defined as the scientific study of the structural parts of the human body or living being.
hard body parts
BRAIN
There are four types of fossils that can be found. These are true fossils, mold fossils, trace fossils and cast fossils.
The Cambrian explosion is an apparently sudden increase in fossils marking the separation between Precambrian rocks and Cambrian rocks. At one time this was believed to mark the beginning of multicellular life, but in fact it only marks the evolution of hard body parts (most of which were made of calcium carbonate). It turns out that there were as many multicellular organisms in the late Precambrian as there were during the Cambrian explosion at the beginning of the Cambrian, but the lack of hard body parts in those organisms made the formation of easy to identify fossils of those organisms much rarer.
no fossils of organisms with hard parts. the few soft body part fossils found rarely fossilize well.
During the Precambrian times, life was mostly limited to single celled organisms. Life that was not single cellular didn't have any hard body part (like teeth, bones, shells, etc.) and so they weren't preserved.
Which term describes body parts of different organisms that are similar in form?
No , because organs are only body parts of organisms.
There have been organisms from the beginning of time that have had hard parts on their body. This is described in creationism.
The body structure in all vertebrates indicated that these organisms originated from Precambrian times. This has to due with having a back bone.
form?Which
they use it to build body parts and make cells
hard body parts
All of them. As do all other organisms, including you.
The study of the human body in respect to all its parts and their relationships to each other. It can aswell be defined as the scientific study of the structural parts of the human body or living being.