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What type of rock is from the cementing of small pieces of older rocks shells and dead plants and animals?
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Which type of rock is formed from the cementing of small pieces of older rocks shells soil or dead plants and animals?
sedimentary
Which type of rock is formed from the cementing of small pieces of older rocks shells soils and dead plants and animals?
sedimentary
What is the small pieces of sand rocks shells or remnants of plants and animals?
sand or soil
Pieces of bones shells or plants left behind are called wat?
fossils?
What is limestone's past?
It was the skeletons/shells of living animals and plants.
What sedimentary rocks where formed from the remains of plants and animals burned as fuels?
shells, bones and fossils
What is art nouveua?
an art form that can be made with natural resources like shells plants and animals
What has soft bodies protected by 2 bluish black hard shells that eats plants and animals called planktons?
the answer is mussle
What is the term of the process when calcium carbonates are incorporated into the shells of microscopic marine plants and animals and then precipitated for this into the ocean sediments?
biological precipitation
What does most of the carbon in fossil fuels exist of?
carbon is an element, so "carbon" can't exist of anything. But the carbon found in fossil fuels are mostly from shells and dead animals or plants, after being exposed to imense heat and presure by stacking layers of sediment, plants and shells
What rocks was formed skeleton and shells of sea animals and plats in the ocean?
limestone. A rock made up mainly of the shells or fragments of shells of megascopic (clams, oysters, snails) animals is a coquina. If the rock is composed of the shells (tests) of microscopic plants and animals it may be called chalk. Limestone can be a hardened chemical precipitate of CaCO3 without an organic source, and take many forms: oolite for example.
Were minerials once living things?
In general no. However, living things can incorporate minerals in their structures such as the shells of sea creatures and the bones of animals or structures in plants. Sometimes after the animal dies these minerals are left behind in the shapes that the animals or plants made them.
