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What is old?

What is old?

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Wendy Hernandez

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What is old for you?


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Open Ended

what is old for you?

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fossil

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Multiple Choice

what is a fossil?

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are living plants and animals

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are living animals

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are the remains or traces of plants and animals that lived long ago

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Where do they come from?

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Multiple Choice

where do the fossils come from?

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Fossils are found in air

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fossils are found in earth that once lay underwater

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Some of the oldest fossils are those of ancient algae that lived in the ocean more than 3 billion years ago. The word fossil comes from the Latin word fossus, meaning "having been dug up." 

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How do they form?


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Multiple Choice

How do they form?

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when an animal or plant are killed

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when a plant or animal dies in a watery environment and is buried in mud and silt

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they are formed...

After an animal dies, the soft parts of its body decompose leaving the hard parts, like the skeleton, behind. This becomes buried by small particles of rock called sediment.

As more layers of sediment build up on top, the sediment around the skeleton begins to compact and turn to rock.

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Multiple Choice

what is the science that studies fossils?

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paleontology

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architecture

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Multiple Choice

why do we need to study fossils?

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Because they helps us to learn about when and how different species lived millions of years ago

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Because it helps museums to sell many tickets

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Types of fossil

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Molds

A mold fossil is a fossilized imprint made in the substrate. The substrate is the rock or sediment on which a fossil makes its mark

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Cast

Same as mold however Cast fossils also include skin, leaves, teeth, class. they are subsequently filled in with minerals that later harden for form solid rock

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Traces

Trace fossils, also called ichnofossils, do not contain information about the organism itself. Rather, they contain information on traces left by the organism

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Multiple Choice

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what is this fossil?

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Mold

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Trace

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Multiple Choice

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what is this fossil?

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Mold

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Trace

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Multiple Choice

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what is this fossil?

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trace

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cast

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Multiple Choice

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what is this fossil?

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carbon film

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trace

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cast

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