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disease
lack of food
changes in the weather |
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| two animals mentioned in the Bible that may have been dinosaurs |
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the earth is only thousands of years old
(Noah's)flood formed most of the fossils
true origin of earth found in Gen. 1
Dinosaurs and man lived on earth at the same time
God spoke and created the earth and all life in six days |
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| people who believe that God made the earth and all forms of life in six days |
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birds developed from dinosaurs
life on earth developed gradually over millions of years
layers of rock represent geologic ages
the earth came about by chance
the age of a fossil can be determined by the layer of rock it is in |
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| a dark image made from plants pressed in rock |
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| formed when sediment fills in the empty space in a mold and makes a copy of the shape of an organism |
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| dinosaurs' appearance, diet, and behavior |
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| clues can be found in fossils |
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| people who believe that life on earth developed gradually |
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| the process of removing a fossil from the rock around it |
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| occurs when the last of a certain plant or animal dies |
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| any part or trace of a living organism that is naturally preserved after it dies |
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| provides clear evidence of a worldwide flood |
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| four surfaces ice has been preserved in |
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| tar, ice, amber, sediment |
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| people draw conclusions about fossils based on what they believe about ___ |
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| the imprint of an organism that has been pressed into a rock |
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| the scientific study of fossils |
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| forms when bone or wood is replaced by minerals that harden into rock |
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| before he removes a fossil, a paleontologist should ____ |
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| help paleontologist make good guesses about a dinosaur's appearance |
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| forms from something that an organism left behind, such as a footprint, rather than from the organism itself |
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| where dinosaur bones have been found |
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