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Nataliya [291]
3 years ago
15

A worm would stand a poor chance of being fossilized because ________. A worm would stand a poor chance of being fossilized beca

use ________. worms live in the shallow ocean worms contain no carbon-14 worms have no hard parts worms were very rare during the geologic past
Biology
1 answer:
max2010maxim [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: worms have no hard parts

Explanation:

A fossil is a hard remain of the dead being which used to live on earth. It may belong to plant, animal or any other creature who used to have hard body parts such as teeth, bones, shells, wooden parts and others. As when the organism dies the soft body parts are decomposed off and only hard parts are left. These hard parts are preserved under the heap of earth in the sedimentary rocks as fossil.

The worms usually have soft body parts which can be easily decomposed off by the soil microbes after death. Hence, they cannot be preserved as fossils.

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