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Which of the following fossil types is best described as forming when minerals replace all or part of an organism's body? A. a mold B. a petrified fossil C. a cast D. a trace fossil
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Which of the following fossil types is best described as forming when minerals replace all or part of an organism's body?

A. a mold
B. a petrified fossil
C. a cast
D. a trace fossil

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C. a cast

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User Mathieu Buisson
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Answer:

A cast

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