During fossilisation, living cells are replaced by minerals. This preserves the physical appearance (but not the original organism)
taphonomy
Fossilisation is a natural process over huge amounts of time. Civilizations do not use any method of fossilisation.
fossilisation des parties organiques des organismesen substances minerales
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Fossilisation; Fossilization for Americans.
Unaltered Remains refers to a wide range of types of fossilisation of living organisms. It includes fossilisation by freezing, entrapment in amber, desiccation (mummification) and chemical preservation the remains are largely unaltered, although some of the detail or quality may have been lost.
Unaltered Remains refers to a wide range of types of fossilisation of living organisms. It includes fossilisation by freezing, entrapment in amber, desiccation (mummification) and chemical preservation the remains are largely unaltered, although some of the detail or quality may have been lost.
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Ossification - tissue turns to bone Fossilisation - tissue turns to stone
plant and animal fossilisation... so yes fossils...
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