A fuel formed from the remains of plants and animals that lived thousands of years ago is called fossil fuel. This includes coal, oil, and natural gas, which were formed through geological processes over millions of years. These fuels are primarily composed of carbon and are used extensively for energy production and transportation. Their extraction and use have significant environmental impacts, contributing to climate change.
Those are called fossil fuels.
The uppermost layer of the soil which is the O-horizon, and is called "Humus".
Rocks that contain preserved plant and animal remains are called fossils. Fossils can provide valuable information about past life forms and environments on Earth. They are typically formed through the process of mineralization, where the remains are gradually replaced by minerals in the surrounding rock.
Fossil fuel.
Is natural gas formed by animal or plant remains
Sedimentary.
Coal.
sedimentary rock
Animal remains are not typically found in granite because granite is an igneous rock formed from the slow crystallization of magma beneath the Earth's surface. This process involves extremely high temperatures and pressures, which would destroy any organic material, including animal remains. Additionally, granite forms in environments where sedimentation does not occur, making it unlikely for fossils or remains to be preserved within it. As a result, animal remains are generally found in sedimentary rocks, which are formed from the accumulation of sediment and can encapsulate fossils.
coal
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