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What substance may seep into an organisms remains and replace it's hard parts?
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Any foreign substance that can enter an organism by diffusion can seep into an organism and replace its hard parts.
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What are the conditions needed for an index fossil to form?
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What two parts make up an ecosystem?
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Organisms with hard parts stand a good chance of being fossilized if they are?
Rapidly buried by sediments
What is a Community of organisms living together along with the nonliving parts of the environment?
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A very well-mixed mixture?
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What do most protist heterotrophs eat?
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How are carbon films preserved remains different?
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Are fossils real?
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What do large organisms use mitosis for?
Complex organisms use mitotic cell division to grow and to repair damage, and to replace dead or dying cells.
What is the word meaning actual organism or parts of organism protected from decay?
I think it is Fossilization too but it says it isn't. I am trying to get help a lot so I can do good on my quiz tomorrow on fossils, and this crossword puzzle saying that it starts with an "O" which I haven't seen a word that starts with that letter and has 15 letters either. Help me please?
When did organisms begin to have hard parts?
There have been organisms from the beginning of time that have had hard parts on their body. This is described in creationism.
What is the word for the actual parts body parts of an organism?
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Are organs organisms?
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Most Precambrian organisms lacked what parts?
Hard parts
What parts of Central Asia remains relatively unspoiled?
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What term describes body parts of different organisms that are in similar form?
Which term describes body parts of different organisms that are similar in form?
The functions of an organisms parts are related to those parts?
The structure of that part ..... (:
