fossil's Flashcards

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Remains or traces of plants and animals that lived a long time ago

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Fossil

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2
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A living thing that is no longer found alive anywhere on earth today.

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Extinct

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3
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A scientist that studies fossils.

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Paleontologist

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4
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An animal that eats plants

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Herbivore

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5
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An animal that eats meat.

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Carnivore

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6
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An animal that eats both plants and meat.

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Omnivore

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7
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Any living thing.

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Organisms

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8
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A hollow fossil form clearly showing the outside features of the organism.

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Mold

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9
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Formed or shaped within the mold

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Cast

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10
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A fossil created by print or impression

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Imprint (impression)

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11
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Hardened tree sap, often a source or inset fossils.

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Amber

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12
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Studying trace fossils, we can learn about how animals lived.

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Trace fossils

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13
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An actual preserved body of an animal

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True form fossil

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14
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Infer, characteristics, examine, investigate, reasoning, preserved parts, fossil evidence
Sedimentary rocks: formed by layers of rock being pressed together over time.

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Support Vocabulary

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15
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A change or disturbance of the environment most often caused by human influences and natural ecological processes.

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Environmental Conditions

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16
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The process of carrying away rocks.

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Erosion
(Takes it)

17
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A natural process that slowly breaks apart rock.

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Weathering
(breaks it)

18
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An invisible force that pulls objects toward each other.

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Gravity
(Deposition- drops it)

19
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Early environment(before)

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