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A fossil is the impression left in rock by a dead organism. These organism can be plants, animals, or even microscopic species such as bacteria.
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Fossils are important because they allow paleontologists and other scientists to study the physical structure of extinct organisms. Much of our knowledge about evolutionary biology comes from the examination of fossil remains. Fossils not only tell us about the structure of one particular organism, but allow us to piece together the history of life on Earth over the last three billion years.
Unfortunately, fossils almost never contain soft tissue that could be used for DNA analysis.
A fossil is the impression left in rock by a dead organism. These organism can be plants, animals, or even microscopic species such as bacteria.
Answer and Explanation:
Fossils are important because they allow paleontologists and other scientists to study the physical structure of extinct organisms. Much of our knowledge about evolutionary biology comes from the examination of fossil remains. Fossils not only tell us about the structure of one particular organism, but allow us to piece together the history of life on Earth over the last three billion years.
Unfortunately, fossils almost never contain soft tissue that could be used for DNA analysis.
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