PPT-Fossils

Cornell Notes pg 137 What is a Fossil Preserved remains or traces of plants animals and other organisms Types of Fossils mold fossils  an impression made in the rock like a footprint in sand. Enter. Most often young people hear the word “fossil” and imagine dinosaurs. . However,. . no. dinosaur fossils have been found in West Virginia’s sedimentary rocks. . . West . Virgina’s. Fossil are the preserved remains or traces of living things.. They form when living things die and are buried by sediment.. They are usually found in _______________ rock. 1. . Petrified fossils: . formed by replacement.. What are fossils?. FOSSILS. . are. . the . preserved remains or . traces.  of animals, plants, and other organisms . that lived long ago.. When an organism dies, hard parts of the animal (bones, teeth, shells, etc.) can be preserved in rock.. By Parker, Emma, Finn, Liam, and Nils. Introduction. A fossil is a mold of a old living thing. A fossil can also be an imprint of an animal. A fossil is not always a bone, a fossil is not always a stone.. The . unweathered. rock that lies below the lowest layer of soil. Depostion. Bedrock. delta. The decayed remains of plants and animals. a. delta. b. soil. c. humus. A large mass of deposited sediments at the mouth of a river. What we will learn about Fossils?. We will learn how fossils form?. What types of fossils exist?. How do scientists determine the age of fossils?. What do fossils reveal to scientists?. What is a fossil?. Chapter 3. Our World in One . Minute!!`. http. ://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt9tm3RoUU. Section 1: Earth’s Story and Those Who First Listened. The Principle of Uniformitarianism. For 30 years a Scottish farmer and scientist named . Earth is very, very old…. Earth’s History. The history of Earth and the ages of rocks can be investigated and understood by studying rocks and fossils.. Evidence of ancient, often extinct life is preserved in many sedimentary rocks.. Molds and Casts. Carbon Films. Preserved Remains. Trace Fossils. Petrified Fossils - . How do they form?. Mineral rich water soaks into cracks and crevices. Minerals “precipitate” and fill the spaces. Fall 2012. Training Presentation. IA. Introduction. Tell Students:. The . Geologic Time Scale . covers Earth’s entire history. It is divided into 4 major time intervals called eons. The eons are not the same length, but are based on major events. SCHEDULE. GROUP . A 12/3/18 . ASHTON CALHOUN. EMMANUEL MARIN. HANNAH REEVES. GROUP B 12/5/18 . CAROLINE GRACE EARLE. ANDREW CALLAWAY. EMMA MYERS. GROUP C 12/10/18 . NOVE MASCI. CAROLINE MARIE EARLE. BSc 4. th. Semester (Open Elective). Fundamentals . of Geology (BOE). OPEN ELECTIVE COURSE (OTHER THAN GEOLOGY MAIN STUDENTS. ). Dr Abdullah Khan. Associate . Professor . Department of Geology. AMU. 8. th. grade. Compare . fossils found in sedimentary rock to determine their relative age. . . http://www.brainpop.com/science/diversityoflife/fossils. /. . Standard for this lesson: . How can we tell what lived when?. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. Department of Zoology. Nilkantharo. . Shinde. Science and Arts College, . Bhadrawati. Fossils. – . Sir Charles Lyell. Fossil can be defined as . “Any body or traces of body, animal or plant buried and preserved by natural cause”..