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The fossil record includes
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
Which of the following would most likely become a fossil?
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
T or F Fossils can form without being buried by sediments.
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
The only type of rock that contains fossils is
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
Sand, silt, and other loosed materials are called
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
Of all the organisms alive today, what percent will become fossils?
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
These live in the top layer of soil and break down dead organisms before they can become a fossil:
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
Which of the following would be most likely to fossilize?
Decomposers
all fossils, either dug up or still in the Earth.
sedimentary
True
sediments.
the teeth of a shark
fewer than 10%
a sea turtle
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