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Fossils of animals, plants and other micro-organisms are found in which rocks

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Answered by dackpower
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Sedimentary rocks

The kinds of rock which are developed by the gathering or deposition of tiny scraps and followed by cementation of mineral or elemental scraps on the floor of beaches or distinct bodies of water at the Earth's facade.

The Rocks are mostly inclined to carry Fossils which are remains of plants and animals. The dead remains of plants and animals are embedded and plant life, in sedimentary rocks. Most fossils usually get implanted in rock and sandstone.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
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Answer:

Fossils of “animals, plants and micro-organisms” are found in sedimentary rocks.  

Explanation:

There are two types of rocks one is the sedimentary rocks and the igneous rocks. The ‘sedimentary rocks’ are formed from the fossil whereas the ‘igneous rocks’ are formed from molten lava from volcanoes.  

The ‘sedimentary rocks’ do not change whereas the igneous rocks undergo continuous change due to climatic changes and volcanic eruptions. The ‘sedimentary rocks’ are formed by fossils that have been protected by the microorganisms for many years.

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