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    This Rock Was Once Alive

    May 01, 2019 2 minutes

    Mold Fossils

    Sometimes creatures leave an imprint of their bodies in mud or sand that hardens to stone. This is how we know about ancient leaves and soft-bodied creatures.

    True Fossils

    True fossils are made when minerals (tiny bits of rock) replace the bone over many thousands of years. The result is a bone-shaped rock

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