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Lady_Fox [76]
1 year ago
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fossilized tree sap, also known as blank, prevents scavengers, water, and oxygen from getting to the organism and destroying its

remains.fossilized tree sap, also known as blank, prevents scavengers, water, and oxygen from getting to the organism and destroying its remains.
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iragen [17]1 year ago
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fossilized tree sap, also known as amber, prevents scavengers, water, and oxygen from getting to the organism and destroying its remains.

Amber is a fossilized tree sap that has been prized since Neolithic times for its color and natural beauty. Amber has long been valued as a gemstone, and it is now used to create a variety of decorative objects. Tree resin is a fluid (Sap) produced by plants (most commonly trees), but it is not the same as sap. Sap is a watery, sweet substance, whereas resin is thicker and stickier. Frankincense, Myrrh, Benzoin, and Copal are examples of well-known resins.

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