14. How are fossil fuels formed? Communicate the concepts in a logical order.(1 point) Responses Plate movements can move the fossil fuels to far-away locations over millions of years. Tiny organisms die and are buried deep underground when plates collide. These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure. Plate movements can move the fossil fuels to far-away locations over millions of years. Tiny organisms die and are buried deep underground when plates collide. These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure. Tiny organisms die and are buried deep underground when plates collide. These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure. Plate movements can move the fossil fuels to far-away locations over millions of years. Tiny organisms die and are buried deep underground when plates collide. These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure. Plate movements can move the fossil fuels to far-away locations over millions of years. These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure. Tiny organisms die and are buried deep underground when plates collide. Plate movements can move the fossil fuels to far-away locations over millions of years. These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure. Tiny organisms die and are buried deep underground when plates collide. Plate movements can move the fossil fuels to far-away locations over millions of years.

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These buried deposits are turned into fossil fuels by intense heat and pressure.