What type of fossil forms when an organism gets trapped in sediment, decays and leaves a cavity or hollow? A:cast B:trace C:mold D:carbonized

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What type of fossil forms when an organism gets trapped in sediment, decays

and leaves a cavity or hollow?
A:cast
B:trace
C:mold
D:carbonized

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I'm pretty sure its answer C. Which Is mold.

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