<span>The sac like fruting structures are present in the fungi belonging to the division Ascomycota. The fruting bodeis are called as ascocarp, and the spores are called as ascospores, which are non-motile.</span>
For example, dead animals and plants can be preserved in amber , peat bogs, tar pits, or in ice. preserved traces of organisms, such as footprints, burrows and rootlet traces - these become covered by layers of sediment , which eventually become rock.
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Cross plants that have very different characteristics.
my understanding is that they evolve over time, one could say adapt, to survive to mimic other creatures, im sure there are plenty of books you could borrow from a library or buy online to learn more, and there are different studies people have done you might be able to find free online!!!