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Q: How does the potential for remains to be preserved change as the rate of burial by sediment increases?
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What is the remains of ancient life preserved in the rock?

Burial in sediment


What are preserved remains of an organism?

Preserved remains of an organism are most commonly referred to as fossils. But preserved remains can also be in amber (sap like substance).


What types of fossils does not form in sediments?

Well there are 3 types of fossils: Petrified Fossils, Molds and Cast, and Preserved Remains. Petrified Fossils are the organisms buried in the layers of sediment. Molds and Casts are the organisms, like shells, buried by sediments, in which they gradually dissolve. Preserved Remains are the organisms preserved in other substances. For example, entire organisms, such as huge elephant-like mammoths that lived thousands of years ago, have been preserved in ice. Therefore, Preserved Remains is a major type of fossil that does not form in sediments. This can be formed by decades of being stuck in the ice age and eventually falling through the ice and never getting out. Since you cant get out you get frozen! Being frozen and preserved in another type of substance in called... Preserved Remains! --Hope this could help. Thanks for reading.:)


What is the definition of the word preserved remains?

"Preserved remains" is when you keep the remains of a dead person and treat them carefully. We preserve the remains of ancient humans and such.


Does mechanical energy of a coconut falling from a tree increases or decrease?

Kinetic energy increases whilst potential energy decreases. Total remains constant


What are preserved remains of a living thing called?

The preserved remains of an animal is known as a fossil.


What is the definition of Preserved Remains?

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Which of the major types of fossils does not form in sediments describe how this can form?

Well there are 3 types of fossils: Petrified Fossils, Molds and Cast, and Preserved Remains. Petrified Fossils are the organisms buried in the layers of sediment. Molds and Casts are the organisms, like shells, buried by sediments, in which they gradually dissolve. Preserved Remains are the organisms preserved in other substances. For example, entire organisms, such as huge elephant-like mammoths that lived thousands of years ago, have been preserved in ice. Therefore, Preserved Remains is a major type of fossil that does not form in sediments. This can be formed by decades of being stuck in the ice age and eventually falling through the ice and never getting out. Since you cant get out you get frozen! Being frozen and preserved in another type of substance in called... Preserved Remains! --Hope this could help. Thanks for reading.:)


Remains of animals and plants were buried quickly in sediment during floods?

Such remains are known as fossils if the sediment is changed over eons into a sedimentary rock.


What is the remains of organisms preserved by geologic process?

The remains are called fossils.


How are carbon films preserved remains different?

carbon films can preserve the delicate parts of plants leaves and insects, and preserved remains can preserve entire organisms.


Are preserved animal tracks index fossils?

According to the definition of "Index Fossils" the answer is no. The definition of an "Index Fossil" is - remains of an organism that lived in a particular geological age. While the track itself may indicate the age of sediment, it is not a fossil.