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Shark teeth and petrified wood are fossils in which organic compounds are replaced by other elements. This process is called ____________.
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A mineralizationmineralization

B ossification ossification

C putrefactionputrefaction
7 months ago

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is **A: mineralization**.

Mineralization is the process in which organic compounds are replaced by minerals, leading to the formation of fossils like shark teeth and petrified wood.
7 months ago

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