brachiopod
Yes it is.
cuse they have a strong shell
A hard shell organism have more of a chance to become a fossil .
Valves means "shells." Bivalves ( two valves ) are clams. Gastropods (snails) have one shell.
cover fossil (or japanese translation shell fossil) then tirtouga (level 37) carracosta.
When an ancient animal for example Tortoise or snail die in its shell....years later another tortoise or snail can fit itself in the fossil shell.
No, a thin cavity in a rock showing where a shell has decayed is not considered a fossil. Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms, such as bones, shells, or imprints, that have been naturally preserved in rock or sediment over time. The empty space left behind by a decayed shell would be considered a mold or cast, not a fossil.
A "bivalve" is a mollusk that has a hinged shell divided into two halves or "valves," such as clams, oysters, and mussels.
Fossilize The dinosaur was fossilized The snail shell will be fossilized if it is not disturbed.
Kabuto is the Dome Fossil, and Omanyte is the Helix Fossil. An easy way to remember is that a helix is a spiral, and hermit crabs, such as Omanyte, have a spiral shell.
you have to get its fossil (forgot what it was called) but to get a fossil you can break the rocks in the ruins of alph keep trying until you get one(i got an old amber and shell fossil there but you can get all of them)
you get the sandle fossil bug shell and the bla bla bla