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Evolutionary Evidence- Fossils

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why does fossils take too much time to prepair?

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Fossil formation takes time because when the organism decays then water and other substances seep into it and gradually harden over a period of time forming impression of that organism. This process needs time and hence lengthening the process of fossil formation.

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