Biology · Fossilisation
Why are there fewer chances of fossilisation of terrestrial animals compared to marine animals?
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- 1Because their bones are highly soluble in rainwater
- 2Because they decay instantly due to high atmospheric temperature
- 3Because they have to endure severe thunderstorms and lightning
- 4Because they are likely to decay or be consumed without being covered up quickly by sediments✓
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Because they are likely to decay or be consumed without being covered up quickly by sediments
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