Select all that apply.

Fossils can be formed in the mud because _.

Mud can enclose the dead organism

Mud can prevent oxygen from reaching the dead organism.

Overtime mud can harden into rock.

Mud can be found everywhere.

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Deanna Osborne

Biology

25 January, 21:16

Select all that apply.

Fossils can be formed in the mud because _.

Mud can enclose the dead organism

Mud can prevent oxygen from reaching the dead organism.

Overtime mud can harden into rock.

Mud can be found everywhere.

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Raegan Burke · Answer 1

Raegan Burke 25 January, 21:22

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Your answer is all of the above

Cason Boyd · Answer 2

After the fossils are buried in the mud the soft tissues start to decompose rapidly. Leaving only the hard shells or bones of the animal. With time, sediment starts to build up on the top and then hardens into rock. The bones then start to decay, minerals start to enter and then end up replacing the organic material cell by cell in a process that is known as "petrification." So the answer you are looking for is B, Mud can prevent oxygen from reaching the dead organism.

Select all that apply.Fossils can be formed in the mud because _.Mud can enclose the dead organismMud can prevent oxygen from reaching the dead organism.Overtime mud can harden into rock.Mud can be found everywhere.

Select all that apply.

Fossils can be formed in the mud because _.

Mud can enclose the dead organism

Mud can prevent oxygen from reaching the dead organism.

Overtime mud can harden into rock.

Mud can be found everywhere.