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In order for a fossil to form, what substance may seep into an organism's remains and replace its hard parts? air DNA minerals water

In order for a fossil to form, what substance may seep into an organism's remains and replace its hard parts? air DNA minerals water
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In order for a fossil to form, what substance may seep into an organism's remains and replace its hard parts?

air
DNA
minerals
water

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Minerals
The minerals remain after the rest of the organism decays
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