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1) Coast Lines: The location of marine fossils can help determine where and when ancient coast lines were in the past.2) Climates: Fossils can be used to determine the past climates. (Was an area cooler or wetter than the present.)
The presence of marine or land fossils indicates whether the land at one time was at the bottom of the ocean or not.
Also, you could mention radioactive dating and relative dating. I am sure that is mentioned in your curriculum.
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The 2 organelles that contain their own DNA are the chloroplast and mitochondria
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<span>Some of the plants that made up coal were various ferns, and trees that no longer exist, like the lepidodendron, which was a scaly trunk with no limbs. Calamites, which are similar to the horsetail plant seen today. Seed ferns and glossopterids, also now extinct, were a basis for coal composition.</span>