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A starfish becomes a fossil through a process called fossilization, which typically begins when the starfish dies and its soft tissues decompose. If the starfish is quickly buried by sediment, such as mud or sand, in a suitable environment, the hard parts, like its calcareous plates, can be preserved. Over time, minerals seep into the remains, replacing organic material and creating a rock-like structure that retains the starfish's shape and features. This process can take thousands to millions of years, resulting in a fossil that can be studied by paleontologists.
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What could a rock with a star shape like fossil in it be?
A.. starfish?
What is the relative age of a fossil starfish?
the relative age of the rock where it was found.
What happens after a starfish is born?
';oh
Explain what amazing thing happens to the starfish when they loose an arm?
A starfish can grow a new arm!
When did starfish becom extinct?
Starfish have not become extinct so I am afraid you have been duped.
What happens if a dog eats a colored starfish?
It will die. :)
What happens if you soak a starfish in bleach?
Turn white
What happens if a cat eats part of a dead starfish?
nothing
What are the white stuff at the tip of the starfish?
White spots on a starfish usually indicate illness. If the salinity in your tank has changed, it can cause the starfish to become ill and may even be fatal.
What is colour of starfish in Finding Nemo?
Watch what happens outside the tank, read the manual, and comfort Nemo after the failed escape.
What would be better to become a fossil a fish or a mouse?
The fish will become a fossil because of the fish bones on his back.
Can a dandelion become a fossil?
no no
