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Fossils are relatively rare. Why don't we find more?
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Fossils are relatively rare. Why don't
we find more?

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People try finding fossils everyday but since it’s very rare it takes time. You have to dig and dig into layers of rock and dirt to find fossils from millions/billions of years ago. Mudstone, shale, and limestone are layers of rocks that are likely to have fossils. Layers in the rocks create a physical timeline.
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Because there Buried under hundreds of years of dirt and rock

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