water saves bones
Because as the river erodes the soil beneath it and on the banks, the fossils that lie buried there are exposed and wash into the river; then the suspended soil settles onto the fossils in the river bed and covers them again.
Near an active volcano orlake beds
No single rock preserves fossils, but they're found mainly in sedimentary rock beds due to the amount of pressure exerted as it layers over millions of years.
Evidence from land features fossils and ancient climate zones or changes. Many continents are neatly lined up with each other for example Africa's coast lines up with south America's east coast and north American coal beds line up with European coal beds. Many fossils of animals are found on continents that are now separated neither animal could swim that far.The animals are called Mesosaurus and Mesosaurus.Plant fossils are found in Antarctica and are tropical plants which means Antarctica was near the equator at one time. Hope this helped!!!!!!!!!!!!
The first person who reported seeing fossils of leaves and stems of plants was Hartley Ferrar. The person who reported finding beds of coal near the South Pole was Ernest Shackleton.
I got this: "Unlike most fossil deposits, which consist of scattered bones accumulated over extended periods of time, the ash bed contains mostly articulated remains with bones still joined together in the proper order." From here: http://www-museum.unl.edu/research/vertpaleo/ashfall.html
Ancient lake and sea beds are often rich sources of fossils because they provide stable environments where organic material can accumulate and be preserved over long periods. The sediments that settle in these bodies of water can bury remains quickly, protecting them from decay and disturbance. Additionally, the anoxic conditions often found in deep water can inhibit decomposition, allowing for better fossilization of plants and animals that lived in or near these aquatic environments. Over time, geological processes can expose these fossil-rich sediments for study.
Fossil beds are geological formations where a concentration of fossils is preserved. These beds often result from the deposition of sediments over a long period of time, which helps protect and preserve the fossils within them. Scientists study fossil beds to understand past ecosystems and the evolution of organisms over time.
Some of the typical, everyday items that were included in the Ancient Egyptian tomb were beds, chariots, chamber beds, money, desk and so forth.
Some of the typical, everyday items that were included in the Ancient Egyptian tomb were beds, chariots, chamber beds, money, desk and so forth.
Fossils are often abundant near past sources such as ancient rivers, lakes, and ocean beds because these environments provide the ideal conditions for fossilization. Sedimentary rocks, which form in these habitats, can preserve remains of organisms over time. Additionally, areas with high biological productivity, like coral reefs or wetlands, tend to yield a diverse range of fossils due to the accumulation of organic material. These fossil-rich sites offer valuable insights into prehistoric life and environmental conditions.
near Agate springs Nebraska
There are fossils of tropical plants there.
Near an active volcano orlake beds
It had designs on it....
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No single rock preserves fossils, but they're found mainly in sedimentary rock beds due to the amount of pressure exerted as it layers over millions of years.
At the bottom of river beds and some times in deserts.