An animal dies in mud, decomposes, and leaves an imprint, which is later filled by sediment to form a solid copy of the original organism.
How is this fossil different from fossils of preserved remains?
Only hard tissue is preserved.
Hard and soft tissues are preserved.
Only soft tissue is preserved.
There is little change to the preserved organism.
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this type of fossil is not actually a part of that animal so it is different from other kind of fossil but it is an impression which indicates the existence of that animal
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in this case of fossil it is different from the fossils of preserved remains because only the hard tissue of the organism is preserved.
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Explanation:
- Fossil is the structure which is formed from the dead and decaying organisms after the decomposition has been complete.
- However the formation of fossils take a large amount of time.
- For the formation of fossil the soft tissue which are present in the body usually disintegrates however the hard tissue of the body consists of calcium and they take much much longer time to disintegrate. Hence only the hard tissue remains preserved within the soil.
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