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Why is still water an ideal environment for the formation of mold and cast fossils? A) Sediment builds up over organisms. B) Sediment turns organisms into rock. C) Hard tissue decays under sediment. D)
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Why is still water an ideal environment for the formation of mold and cast fossils?

A) Sediment builds up over organisms.
B) Sediment turns organisms into rock.
C) Hard tissue decays under sediment.
D) Soft tissue is preserved under sediment.

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Answer: The correct answer is A

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A. Sediment builds over organisms
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