yes
The worlds oldest fossils were found in an ancient beach in Austrila, they are 3.4 billion years old and are fossils of cells. They have no bones and are mineralized spheres.
Cannot be done as the Earth is much older than the oldest fossils.
there pretty much at the top fossils cant be to far down on the bottom of the earth but who knows what evolutionist say I'm not them and may God Bless them, but that is my conclusion and if my answers wrong please feel free to change my answer.THANK YOU : )
The oldest fossil bats belong to the early Eocene epoch, dating back to around 52 million years ago. Some of the earliest known bat fossils have been found in locations such as the Green River Formation in North America and the Messel Pit in Germany.
The oldest fossils can typically be found in sedimentary rock layers, specifically in locations with well-preserved rocks that have not undergone significant geological activity like metamorphism. These fossils provide valuable insight into the Earth's early history and the evolution of life.
The fossils of the oldest life forms can be found in the Precambrian period of the fossil record.
The oldest humanoid fossils were all found in Africa.
My vote goes to the sponges.
No. Trilobite fossils are much older.
The worlds oldest fossils were found in an ancient beach in Austrila, they are 3.4 billion years old and are fossils of cells. They have no bones and are mineralized spheres.
Cannot be done as the Earth is much older than the oldest fossils.
The oldest known dinosaur fossil found in San Juan, Argentina, is an Eoraptor.
The archaeologist who found the oldest human fossils in the Great Rift Valley is Dr. Richard Leakey. He discovered the fossils in the Turkana Basin in Kenya, which have provided important insights into human evolution.
A recent discovery in Australia has shown fossil microorganisms dating back 3.4 billion years.
there pretty much at the top fossils cant be to far down on the bottom of the earth but who knows what evolutionist say I'm not them and may God Bless them, but that is my conclusion and if my answers wrong please feel free to change my answer.THANK YOU : )
The oldest fossil bats belong to the early Eocene epoch, dating back to around 52 million years ago. Some of the earliest known bat fossils have been found in locations such as the Green River Formation in North America and the Messel Pit in Germany.
from what i know I'd say the oldest fossil is Dimetrodon,a giant carnivorous lizard with a sail on it's back. PROBABLY an ancestor of the gecko (gecko's don't have sails on there backs)