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It is called cryopreservation when something is preserved in ice or snow, a process used to preserve biological material at extremely low temperatures.
Ah, what a lovely question! The word you're looking for is "cryopreserved." It's like nature's way of keeping things safe and sound in a cold, icy embrace. Just imagine a beautiful winter landscape, where everything is perfectly preserved for us to admire and appreciate.
I'm not exactly sure of what you're asking, but what these fossils are called: its frozen fossils. What is preserved in ice or snow are animals like mammoths and polar bears.
My niece was looking for the answer to a schoolwork question that was a for a crossword puzzle "Preserved in ice or snow" also 6 letters. Turned out to be "Frozen"
Animals preserved in ice or snow are commonly referred to as "ice mummies" or "ice age animals." These animals are often well-preserved due to the freezing temperatures, allowing scientists to study their remains and gain insights into their past.
Ice and snow can preserve organic material such as animals, plants, and microbes by preventing decay and decomposition. This often includes well-preserved fossils or remains of ancient organisms. Additionally, ice cores can preserve climate information and atmospheric gases that provide valuable insight into Earth's history.
mammoth,wolf,polar bear and caribou
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no snow is not a mixture. You can not mix snow with anything and get something with it, except snow cones but that's with ice.
Fossils preserved in ice or snow are well-preserved due to the cold temperatures that slow down decay processes. The frozen environment can prevent decomposition and protect the fossils from scavengers and other forms of damage, providing valuable insights into ancient ecosystems and species. Scientists can analyze these fossils to learn about the environment, climate, and biodiversity of that time period.