Question.1756 - Greetings!This DB4 is similar to the last one, except it should be a bit longer: pick one geological time (Era, Period, Epoch) AND one type of fossils to discuss about here is a good source of geological time (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale) tell me the reason why you pick those particular time and fossil AND reply to at least two other threads from your classmates I know some of you collect fossils, or at least wonder how fossils are formed. This DB will answer some of your own questions.Happy researching!
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