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Why aren’t there many fossil jellyfish?

Why aren’t there many fossil jellyfish?
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Why aren’t there many fossil jellyfish?

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There aren't many jellyfish fossils because they are made of soft tissues and they don't have and bones.

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Jellyfish are invertebrates, so they do not have the hard body parts that favor fossilization

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