Fossilization (palaeontology): Difference between revisions

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Fossilization is the process which creates a fossil. The word ‘fossil’ is derived from the Latin fossilis, something dug up.^[1]

↑ " MacRae, C.S. 1999. Life Etched in Stone: Fossils of South Africa. The Geological Society of South Africa, Johannesburg.

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	Fossilization is the process which creates a fossil. The word ‘fossil’ is derived from the Latin fossilis, something dug up.<ref name="MacRae">"<cite> MacRae, C.S. 1999. Life Etched in Stone: Fossils of South Africa. The Geological Society of South Africa, Johannesburg.</ref>		Fossilization is the process which creates a fossil. The word ‘fossil’ is derived from the Latin fossilis, something dug up.<ref name="MacRae">"<cite> MacRae, C.S. 1999. Life Etched in Stone: Fossils of South Africa. The Geological Society of South Africa, Johannesburg.</ref>
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