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Is wood made of rock?

it is if it is fossilised


What connection can be made between a fossilized organism and the rock its fossilised in?

nothing.


What might contain different types of fossiles?

sedimentary rock


What might sedimentary rock contain that igneous rocks would not?

FOSSILS.


Why is coal an unusual rock?

Coal is the remnants of plant matter buried ages ago, so it can be called the fossilised compost


Why would the rock strata that contain fish and other sea life be found on top of the mountains?

A stratum is a layer of rock and/or soil found in nature. Rock strata that contain fish and other sea life found on top of mountains and other high elevations suggest that at some point in earth's history those areas were covered by water as well.


What type of sediments are garnets in?

Sediments which are derived from some schist rock formations might contain garnet.


Does toothpaste contain material from rocks?

It can. Some of the abrasive material might come from finely powdered rock, as can the flourine.


Why do you often find fossils in sedimentary rock?

Because sedimentary rocks are mainly located at sea, and this is where basically all fossilised creatures lived before death


Is shale a renewable or nonrenewable resource?

Non renewable. The term is applied to a sedimentary rock typically laid down in the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras -- fossilised mud, if you like.


How was the paper fossilised?

Paper is a biodegradable object. This means that it dissolves and disappears with the passage of time. Because paper does not have any elements that can turn to rock, it can't become fossilized.


Does rock always have to contain a mineral?

A rock will always contain at least one mineral.