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Paleontology

Trace Fossils

Worm Burrow Fossils

© Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

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Worm Burrows

© Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

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Fossilized Raindrops

© Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

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Dinosaur Tracks

© Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

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Fossil Footprints

© National Park Service

Animal Footprints

E.D. McKee, Courtesy United States Geological Survey Photographic Library, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

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Feeding Trails and Burrows

© Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Burrows

© Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Burrows

© Marli Miller, University of Oregon, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Feeding Trail

© Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

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