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Fossil Records ALL of the fossils that have existed throughout life history, whether they have been found or not.
Paleontology the study of life in the past. Paleontologists are people who study fossils and other types of evidence to learn about life in the past.
Body Fossil Body parts of organisms that become fossils, such as bones, teeth, skin, leaves and tree trunks.
Trace Fossil Evidence left by organisms, such as burrows, imprints, coprolites or footprints.
Scavenger An organism that feeds upon dead and dying organisms.
Decomposer An organism that breaks down the tissue and/or structures of dead organisms.
Abiotic/Physical Factors: Non-living factors such as erosion, wind and sun exposure.
Biological/Biotic Factors: Living factors such as decomposers, scavengers and predators.
Paleontology The study of life in the past. Paleontologists are people who study fossils and other types of evidence to learn about life in the past.
sedimentary rock Rock that is formed when layers of small particles (sediment) are compressed and cemented together.
uplift The process that causes part of the Earth’s crust to rise above surrounding areas. This can cause layers of rock to become exposed at the surface.
Erosion Weathering or wearing away of rock and earth (and any fossils they contain) caused by wind, sun and/or water.
mold Are imprints.
cast Sediment that falls into that mold and makes a 3d model.
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