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What type of fossil replaces all or parts of an organism?
petrified fossils
What did all known Proterozoic animal fossils not have?
a shell
What is a common carbonate mineral that replaces a mineral in fossils?
Calcite is a common carbonate mineral that often replaces the original mineral in fossils during the fossilization process. Calcite can help preserve the structure of the fossil while replacing the original material.
Can fossils be found in valleys?
Absolutely yes, fossils of some shell creatures, like snails can be found in dry valley floors.
What is the difference between the Cambrian and preCambrian periods?
The difference between The differeence between the Cambrian and Pre-Cambrian is that the Cambrian fossils are ones of hard shell creatures because of thee evolved predators. The difference between Cambrian and Pre-Cambrian is that the Cambrian fossils are ones of hard shell creatures because of the evolved predators.rian fossils Cambrian and Pre-Cambrian is that the Cambrian fossils are ones of hard shell creatures because of the evolved predators.
Which type of fossil is formed when silica is added?
Fossils formed when silica is added are called silicified fossils. Silica replaces the original organic material of the organism, resulting in a preserved fossil with a glassy appearance. This process can produce detailed and well-preserved fossils.
Why are shell fossils found on dry land millions of years later?
the oceans receded
What fossils can you find in FireRed?
You can find the Helix, Shell and Old Amber fossils. However you can only gain two in the game. Helix or Shell as the trainer you fight in Mt Moon that found them will only allow you to take one. The Old Amber can be found at the back entrance to Pewter Museum (you will need Cut)
What Sedimentary rock formed from deposits of shell?
Limestone. However most large masses of limestone formed from coral reefs, not shells. The shell fossils in this limestone are "incidentals" due to shell dwelling organisms living on the periphery of the reef, not the bulk of the limestone.
What is sedimentary rock formed from deposites of shells?
Limestone. However most large masses of limestone formed from coral reefs, not shells. The shell fossils in this limestone are "incidentals" due to shell dwelling organisms living on the periphery of the reef, not the bulk of the limestone.
Which sarcodine has a shell made of calcium carbonate?
The sarcodine with a shell made of calcium carbonate is Foraminifera. These single-celled organisms secrete intricate shells that are commonly found as fossils in marine sediment.
What are the names of the five types of fossils?
The 5 types of fossils are ...Imprint Fossils- an organism leaving an imprint on sediment that later hardens into rock.Mineralization Fossils- when minerals replace wood or bone to create a piece of petrified wood or a mineralization bone fossilsFrozen Fossils- when something like an animal gets taped in ice and remains their frozenCast Fossils- when it fills up a hollow moldfossils in amber- when an insect gets stuck in amber
