limestone
bed rock.
Sedimentary rock exposures.
Most likely, fossils are found in shale, limestone, sandstone, coal, and chert.
If you're lucky, and the geology is right, you sure can. You're looking for sedimentary rock, like limestone, although interesting fossils can also be found in sands and gravels exposed by running water. Most people are not lucky enough to have fossils literally in their backyards, but fossils are common enough that one would suspect that most people are living within reasonable driving distance of a good locality. Even volcanic islands like Hawaii can have fossils. Fossils can even be found in large cities; look for excavation sites, armor stone along rivers, or the stone used in buildings.
Fossils form when something dies and it decays over theyears. Thenall you see are the bones. Like dinosaurs bones!
Fossils are most likely to be found in sedimentary rock.
Sedimentary rock
sedimentary because it is the ONLY rock that can contain fossils.
Most fossils are preserved in sedimentary rocks.
To find fossils, you have to go underground, and also, if you have defeated the elite four then you are more likely to find more fossils.
You are most likely to find fossils in sedimentary rock.
Igneous rocks and most metamorphic rocks, of an igneous origin.
well,you sometimes find fossils under the sands and they were alive but now dead
bed rock.
Sedimentary rock is where we look for fossils.
Sedimentary rock exposures.
Most likely. If you dig down far enough (very far down) you may find some fossils of some kind.