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what are fossils ? Ho dig up tham?

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Answered by anushkasinha98

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A fossil is what is left of an animal or plant that lived long ago. Many fossils are the bones of animals that were buried. Over many years, they got buried deeper, and the bones and nearby soil hardened into rock. Here is how paleontologists dig up fossils to study.

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Answered by khushirajput0215

A fossil is the naturally preserved remains or traces of animals or plants that lived in the geologic past. ...

So scientists use bulldozers to dig away chunks of rock and soil. 2. Workers then use shovels, drills, hammers, and chisels to get the fossils out of the ground. ......

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