Insect fossils are hard to find because of the environment in which they lived -- and died.
If an insect just drops dead it needs to be in an environment which is suitable for the formation of fossils. If it dropped into a lake or river it could be eaten by a fish -- no chance of fossilisation there. If it was in a desert it would dry up and its' exoskeleton would break apart and blow away.
Insect fossils are normally found in amber, (fossil tree sap), which is very sticky when fresh, some cherts have insect fossils, (sometimes found where there were hot, silica-rich volcanic springs).
becuese most fossils are not all intact
Because we are using them, more and more. We have a lot more coal, but oil and gas are becoming more difficult and more expensive to find.
First when you find fossil fuels they can either be bad or kinda bad, and also when we have too many fossil fuels they can harm our environment.
Yes because it can only be found in the ground.
Sedimentary.
Limestone.
because it hiding in the records of the rock
At Coldfeet Glacier, after you complete the main mode.
Archaeologists can find the exact time and place were the artifact or fossil can be found.
Vivasaurs in fossil fighters are broken down into four parts. A player must find the head, legs, arms and body to complete the fossil and revive the vivasaurs.
You find it in a mole tunnel that is in tunnel #2 in Rivet ravine after the main story is complete.
Oil. It is becoming more difficult to find and produce oil. The oil boom is over.
You can find him at Mt. Lavaflow after you beat most of the game. you have to look hard too cuz hes kinda difficult to find the first time
only a cranidos fossil is available before you complete the pokémon league but after you can find any. Wrong, horribly wrong. I found a Armor Fossil and haven't beaten the game yet. Maybe its just on Diamond and Pearl
Because we are using them, more and more. We have a lot more coal, but oil and gas are becoming more difficult and more expensive to find.
You can only find the fossil, not Pahaxion. The fossil is on Darkmos.
One can find listings of The Beatles's Christmas records when one goes to the website of allmusic. On this website, one can find information of the complete collection of The Beatles' songs from 1963 to 1969.
There are records that the Chinese found fossils around 2,000 years ago but did not recognize the significance of the find. In 1763 R. Brookes printed a paper on the significance of a fossil found by Reverend Plot (1676) and is noted as the first "find" of this type.