The image is an example of: A. a mineralized fossil. B. an organic fossil. C. an impression fossil. D. decayed organic material.

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asked Feb 26, 2023 91.5k views

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The image is an example of:

A. a mineralized fossil.

B. an organic fossil.

C. an impression fossil.

D. decayed organic material.

The image is an example of: A. a mineralized fossil. B. an organic fossil. C. an impression-example-1

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The answer would be C

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C. an impression fossil.

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