a dinosaur footprint is a trace fossil
Trace fossils are fossils that show the presence of an organism without actually being remains of the organism, such as worm burrows. So footprints are trace fossils.
A dinosaur footprint.
They are an example of a trace fossil
It is a trace fossil, a trace of the animal having moved over the landscape and not part of its body.
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.
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.
plant and anamels
It's a trace fossil.
A footprint left in a river bank is an example of a cast fossil. Over time, the footprint fills in with sediment and hardens, leaving a casting of the footprint.
Yes, footprints that are preserved in rock, such as those of extinct dinosaurs, are fossils. Such fossils are known as ''trace fossils'' , as opposed to ''body fossils'' which are fossilized remnants of the hard parts of these ancient organisms.
They are an example of a trace fossil
Indeed: a Trace Fossil is that of a burrow, footprint, coprolite, etc that's not a fossil of the animal itself that left the trace.
a footprint.