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Many animals can be fossilized, including those with hard parts like bones, teeth, and shells, which are more likely to survive the fossilization process. Common examples include dinosaurs, fish, and mollusks. Soft-bodied animals can also be fossilized under certain conditions, such as in amber or through exceptional preservation in anoxic environments. Overall, the potential for fossilization depends on the organism's structure and the environmental conditions at the time of its death.
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Which part of animals are most commonly fossilised?
Their bones
Can vegetarians use peritol?
Yes since any animals that have been fossilised and end up as petrol are not killed for it (probably). There are environmental concerns but that's unrelated
Is wood made of rock?
it is if it is fossilised
What are the fossilised plant process?
they are plants
Can you fossilise tree sap?
Amber is lithified tree sap. Small insects and animals can be preserved but not fossilised in amber.
What is a footprint of dinosaurs are regularly found and they are?
Fossilised
Which rock might contain fossilised fish?
ignious
What is the best fossilised Pokemon in Pokemon ruby?
cranidos
How old is a horses fossil?
Yes horses can be fossilised. anything can be fossilised as log as it has a skeleton.
Why would Paleontolgists consider dinosaurs had four chambered then a three chambered heart?
As they get a better understanding of prehistoric creatures, and more fossilised specimens are uncovered, peoples perception of what the animals physiological appearance was, changes.
What connection can be made between a fossilized organism and the rock its fossilised in?
nothing.
How can an animal can become fossilised?
its caracass absorbs energy from the sun and becomes a fossil
