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Fossils (Chapter 4 Part 2)

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This type of fossil is formed from minerals filling and hardening in the empty space.

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cast

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A scientist who studies fossils

back 2

paleontologist

front 3

This type of fossil gives clues about a living things activities like footprints, tracks, eggshells etc.

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trace

front 4

This is a timeline of Earth's history.

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Geologic Time Scale

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This is when a species no longer exists.

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extinct

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This type of fossil is a space in the shape of a living thing

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mold

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When animals die, the first part of fossilization is

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the soft parts decay

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The remains or mark of animal or plant that lived long ago

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fossil

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This type of fossil preserves the whole body by being stuck in sap.

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amber

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These come from remains of organisms that lived long ago such as coal, natural gas and oil.

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fossil fuels

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How long does it take to an organism to become a fossil?

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thousands of years

front 12

Sand, mud and bits of shells and rocks are called

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sediments