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Which of the following organisms would be most likely to produce trace fossils:

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A.a. A coral
B.b. A trilobite
C.c. A rudist bivalve
D.d. A brachiopod
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When considering which organisms are most likely to produce trace fossils, think about which organisms leave detectable movement or activity traces in sediment over time. Option a: A coral. Corals are mostly sessile and anchored to substrates; while their remains form reef structures, their activity doesn’t typically generate a varie......Login to view full explanation

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