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What is a natural resource burned to get energy and formed from the remains of organisms that lived long ago?
Both coal and oil are assumed to have formed from the remains of organisms that lived long ago. Most natural gas is also assumed to have formed by the decomposition of these materials.
How long ago were rhinos formed?
around 20 million years ago
How are oil and natural gases formed?
from the rotting remains of tiny sea creatures that lived millions of years ago
How long ago did the galazies form?
We believe that most galaxies formed shortly after the universe itself formed, about 14 billion years ago.
How was table rock formed?
By lakes a long time ago
What is a natural resource burned to get energy and formed from the remains of organisms that lived long ago?
Both coal and oil are assumed to have formed from the remains of organisms that lived long ago. Most natural gas is also assumed to have formed by the decomposition of these materials.
The nonrenewable resource formed by the remains of organisms that lived long ago?
Fossil Fuels:)
A nonrenewable energy resource formed from the remains of organisms that lived long ago?
fossil fuels is the answer correct
Why is coal called a fossil fuel?
Because it is the fossilised remains of vegetation that grew years ago
What are remains of organisms from long ago?
Fossils
How long ago was Jupiter formed?
jupiter formed 4.5 Billion years ago
What kind of vegetation cover most of Europe long ago?
trees
What kind of vegetation covered most of Europe long ago?
trees
Fuel formed from the remains of plants and animals that lived thousands of years ago?
Fossil fuel.
Coal formed millions of years ago from the remains of?
algae... i think. i would look it up but im pretty sure that's right.
How long ago was the Pangaea formed?
About 200 million years ago.
How did the coal form?
Coal is formed plantlife buried in earth. Millions years ago carbon- based fossil fuel remains of vegetation that grew as long ago as 400 million years. When trees die in swarmy areas, accumulating layers upon layers, soggy dense material called peat. Sedimentary rocks were formed, pressure caused by the weight squeezed water from the peat. Increasing deeper burial and the heat associated with it gradually changed the material into coal.
