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ZanzabumX [31]
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lys-0071 [83]4 years ago
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Answer:

Fossils are the some traces or portions of the animals or plants, buried and preserved from past in rocks, sediments or ice.

Explanation:

                                  Correct match  is as follows-

  1. Mold and cast fossils-  An organism is buried in sediment after it dies.The hard part of organism leave behind a empty space imprinted in the rock. Later sediments and minerals fill the space and harden to make the original copy of the organisms.
  2. Carbon film fossils- An organism buried in sediments gets squeezed and heated inside the earth , leaving behind a thin carbon outline of the organism on a rock.
  3. Amber fossil-  An organism covered in tree resin or tree sap , which then hardens with the body of the organisms preserved inside.
  4. Ice fossil- An organism dies in a cold place on earth , its body becomes frozen and covered in layers of ice . The hard and soft part of the body may be preserved.

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