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What is a fossil? an animal or plant that is extinct the bones of a dead organism an animal or plant that cannot evolve the remains of an ancient organism
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What is a fossil?
an animal or plant that is extinct
the bones of a dead organism
an animal or plant that cannot evolve
the remains of an ancient organism
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The remains of an ancient organism.
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a fossil is the remains of an ancient organism.
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