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A. carbonaceous films

B.molds and casts

C.petrified remains

D.original fossil remains

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fossil footprints

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How are fossils preserved in amber and ice different than petrified fossils?

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What are the ways that the remains of organisms have been preserved?

amber, tar and ice


What are the three ways that the remains of organisms have been preserved?

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What are three ways the remains of organisms have been preserved?

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What are three ways that the remains organisms have been preserved?

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How are organisms preserved?

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Which of the major types of fossil does not form in sediments?

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What is an original remain you may find in tar?

original remain is organisms encased in amber and i dont know if you can find it in tar


How does tar preserve organisms?

It seals off bacteria, air, and many other things that can cause organisms to decay. If the organism doesn't decay, it remains for... well, forever. As long as it doesn't leave the tar, however! :)


Which correctly lists three materials that preserve soft tissues in fossils?

Amber, Permafrost, and Tar.


What are preserved remains?

Preserved remains are formed when the body of an organism is preserved and protected from decay through freezing, being trapped in tar, sap from a tree hardens around the body, or the body is put in a bog. (Like a peat bog.)