It is a trace fossil, a trace of the animal having moved over the landscape and not part of its body.
If not specified as trace fossil of Ammonites, it should be a body fossil. Ammonites is the name of the creature.
Indeed: a Trace Fossil is that of a burrow, footprint, coprolite, etc that's not a fossil of the animal itself that left the trace.
A Fossil is the remains (or an impression) of a plant or animal that existed in a past geological ageA trace fossil is the burrows, trails, etc, of an animal.A trace fossil is where something left a mark on something else, and then became fossilized. A body fossil is a fossil of a once living thing.
No, a trace fossil is a fossil of biological activity. Therefore, it cannot be mummified, because it is not of an actual organism. Examples of trace fossils include: footprints, burrows, etc.
It is a trace fossil, a trace of the animal having moved over the landscape and not part of its body.
If not specified as trace fossil of Ammonites, it should be a body fossil. Ammonites is the name of the creature.
This is called a trace fossil. or a mold.
a trace fossil is like cast, mold, or trace fossil
A trace fossil was an imprint left behind by an animal that hardens and turns to stone
coal is not a trace fossil
The answer is trace fossil. Why? Because a body fossil is a fossil of a part of the animal. Which means a hole is nowhere apart of animal. And a dead one at that.
Trace Fossil
Its a freaking trace fossil
It's a trace fossil.
Indeed: a Trace Fossil is that of a burrow, footprint, coprolite, etc that's not a fossil of the animal itself that left the trace.
A Fossil is the remains (or an impression) of a plant or animal that existed in a past geological ageA trace fossil is the burrows, trails, etc, of an animal.A trace fossil is where something left a mark on something else, and then became fossilized. A body fossil is a fossil of a once living thing.