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Fossils are very less and should be protected , it teaks millions of years for the formation of fossils , if all the available fossils are finished, then we will not able to enjoy the benefits of them and also to make our future generation to enjoy the benefits of fossils we should protect them . It would be better if we use a possible alternative in place of Fossils
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Sharks tigers lions should be protected or destroyed?
should be protected.
Why should are rights and freedoms be protected?
All constitutional freedoms should be protected.
What are so interesting about fossils?
the question should be what aren't interesting about fossils because without fossils we wouldn't have discovered new species of fish, birds, bugs and we wouldn't know about dinosaurs!!
Should endangered organisms be protected?
Yes they should be
Should rainforests be protected areas?
no
Should a flood plain be protected?
a flood plain should be protected or else people would build on one and won't survive
Why should a leatherback sea turtle be protected?
Leather back turtles should be protected because they are rare and we need to keep them safe
What is Geology of river tillingbourne?
sedimentary rock my guy fossils fossils fossils fossils fossils fossils fossils fossils fossils fossils nbut u cant see thrm lel
What are five different type of fossils?
Imprint fossils, Mineralized fossils, frozen fossils, fossils in amber, and cast fossils.
To what extent should endangered species be protected?
An endangered species should be protected until they are no longer endangered. This means that the population should be stable and able to support itself.
Where should you look for fossils?
in the ground near an under populated area
Are torosaurus triceratops?
Some suggest that Triceratops fossils are actually the fossils of young Torosaurus. However, Triceratops were extremely common and existed before Torosaurus did. If Torosaurus were adult Triceratops, their should be fossils of Torosaurus that were as old as the oldest fossils of Triceratops. Thus, I don't think that Torosaurus was the same as Triceratops.
