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why are original preservation fossils so hard to find? select the correct answers (there are three)
many early organisms are lack hard bones and are mostly soft bodied, and do not fossilize
most fossils for in igneous rocks, which are not very common.
other organisms tend to eat the dead plant and animal material before they can be buried
wind, rain, floods, and other weather events can scatter remains.
- Many early organisms lack hard - bones and are soft - bodied, making fossilization difficult.
- Other organisms may consume dead plant/animal material before burial.
- Weather events like wind, rain, floods can scatter remains.
- Fossils form in sedimentary rocks (not igneous rocks which are incorrect in the option).
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Many early organisms are lack hard bones and are mostly soft bodied, and do not fossilize.
Other organisms tend to eat the dead plant and animal material before they can be buried.
Wind, rain, floods, and other weather events can scatter remains.