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It is a trace fossil (like footprints or dinosaur droppings) because it does not actually represent the living organism, only its activities.

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A prehistoric worm burrow is called a trace fossil. Trace fossils are preserved evidence of the activity of organisms, such as burrows, footprints, or feeding marks, rather than the remains of the organisms themselves.

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