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Science ( fossils )

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Fossil   The preserved remains or traces of living things.  
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Sedimentary Rock   The type of rock where fossils are found.  
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Sediment   Pieces of rock.  
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Mold   A type of fossil ; a hollow area that takes the shape of an organism.  
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Cast   A type of fossil; a solid copy of the shape of an organism ( the opposite of a mold )  
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Petrified fossil   A type of fossil; fossils in which minerals replace all or part of an organism.  
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Carbon films   A type of fossil; a very thin coating of carbon on rock (the carbon from an organism).  
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Trace fossils   A type of fossil: a footprint or "trace" of an organism  
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Preserved remains   A type of fossil; preserved remains of organisms  
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Paleontologist   A scientist who studies fossils  
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Fossil Record   Provides evidence about the history of life and past environments on Earth.  
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Evolution   The gradual change in living things over long periods of time.  
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Extinct   An organism that no longer exists.  
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Scientific Theory   A well tested concept that explains a wide range of observations.  
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