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Is a Fossil a Mineralized Shell?

Yes, fossils can include mineralized shells. When an organism with a hard exterior, such as a mollusc or brachiopod, dies, its remains may become covered in sediment. Over time, minerals in the sediment can replace the shell material, forming a fossil.

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