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Which factors are necessary for an organism to become a fossil?

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ryzh [129]3 years ago

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Rapid burial and hard parts are factors that are necessary for an organism to become a fossil.

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The condition that is necessary for an organism to become a fossil is rapid burial. The process itself is known as taphonomy. This rapid burial process keeps the organism from decaying naturally. The condition that is necessary for an organism to become a fossil is rapid burial. The process itself is known as taphonomy

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