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jekas [21]
2 years ago
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Two requirements are usually necessary for an organism to become fossilized: ______.

Biology
1 answer:
katrin2010 [14]2 years ago
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<h3>According to the given statement:</h3>

An organism must typically meet two conditions in order to become fossilized:

1) Organisms require hard parts like shells, teeth, cartilage, and bones.

(2) The organic material needs to be buried as soon as possible in a place that is oxygen-free and protected from scavengers.

<h3>Exactly who is a scavenger?</h3>

An organism known as a scavenger primarily consumes decaying biomass, such as animal or plant matter that has gone bad. A lot of scavengers are carnivores, which are creatures that consume meat.

<h3>What are four examples of scavengers?</h3>

Among the land scavengers are wolves, hyenas, jackals, and bears. Scavengers can be found in the air, including vultures, crows, ravens, and condors. In water, scavengers include lobsters, crabs, and several shark species.

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