Which anatomical feature of an animal is more likely to biodegrade over time and not become a fossil?(1 point)

Question

Responses

skin
skin

teeth
teeth

shells
shells

bones

Answer 1

Among the options provided, skin is the anatomical feature that is more likely to biodegrade over time and not become a fossil. Skin is composed of soft tissues that decompose relatively quickly compared to teeth, shells, and bones, which are harder and more resilient to decomposition.