Question

which example is a body fossil?
wooly mammoth tusk
dinosaur footprint
shrimp burrow
fossilized animal droppings

Explanation:

Body fossils are the preserved remains of the actual body parts of an organism. A woolly mammoth tusk is a part of the animal's body. A dinosaur footprint is a trace fossil (shows evidence of an organism's activity). A shrimp burrow is also a trace fossil (shows where the shrimp lived or moved). Fossilized animal droppings are called coprolites and are trace fossils (show what the animal ate).

Answer:

wooly mammoth tusk