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The most important step in increasing an organism's chance of becoming a fossil is
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
Which environment would be best for fossilization?
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
All of the following are TRUE about fossils EXCEPT
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
All of the following represent physical factors than can keep an organism from becoming a fossil EXCEPT:
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
Which of the following would be LEAST likely to fossilize?
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
What percent of organisms living today are likely to become fossils in the future?
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
A rain forest is NOT a good environment for fossilization due to all of the following EXCEPT:
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
Identify the geologic processes that can destroy fossils after they have formed.
crushing, melting, moving, eroding
The most common fossils is the original remains fossil.
less than 10%
too many sediments
skin
shallow ocean floor
rapid burial
decomposers
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