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what are fossils? how are they formed list two methods of determining the age of fossils. explain in brief the importance of fossils in deciding the evolutionary relationship

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Answered by devanshrathoreSKDR
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when the dead - decaying plants and animals are burried inside the earth than after millions of year they form into fossils
to determine their age-
• by checking how much earlier they are found inside. the earlier they are the smaller the age
• by taking the ratio of to their similar isotopes found
they are really imp. in evolutionary relationship because they are the connecting link between the ancestors and the modern creature.

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Answered by nusrat217
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Fossils

  • The remains of dead or decayed plants and animals are called fossils.

Formation of fossils

  • Fossils are formed when dead organisms are compressed under high pressure deep under the soil.

Methods of determining the age of fossils

  • Relative method
  • Carbon dating method

Importance of fossils

  • Fossils help in determination of the connecting links between various groups and their origin from the primitive ones.
  • The presence of fossilized remains of the organisms is the evidence of existence of the organisms millions of years ago, out of which some have become extinct.

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