Biology, asked by TheLukan, 8 months ago

dead remains of living organisms are called?​

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Answered by kshitijgrg
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Answer:

dead remains of living organisms are called FOSSILS

Explanation:

  • A Fossil is any preserved remains impression or hint of any useless organism which become dwelling withinside the beyond from a one-of-a-kind geological age.
  • Examples of those may be bones, stone imprints of animals or microbes, exoskeletons, shells, items preserved in petrified wood, oil, coal, and DNA remnants.
  • A fossil is proof of lifestyles amassed from a few unique vicinities like from the rock. Fossils have one-of-a-kind bureaucracy as ‘Original remains’ are very hard to return with the aid of using. The observation of fossils is understood as “Palaeontology”.
  • This consists of the observe approximately their age, the technique of formation, and evolutionary significance. If the age or time of a few specimens is over 10,000 vintage years, they may be taken into consideration to be fossils. The oldest fossils are taken into consideration to be 3. forty-eight billion years vintage to 4.1 billion years vintage.
  • Fossils may additionally encompass the marks left on the back with the aid of using the organism even as they had been alive, for example, animal traces. These are known as ‘Trace fossils’. Some fossils are biochemical and are known as Chemofossils or biosignatures.

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