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I know shark fossils are partial because they are mostly cartilage. Aside from amber, how do paleontologists get fossils of insects? I'm watching a doc on prehistoric insects. They don't explain how insects leave a print in the show.
It's not surprising me. I want an explanation for a dragonfly fossil. Why are you taking this so personally lol?
I wanted to know the exact reason, not just assume it's because of the exoskeleton. I don't know the answer for sure.
Yeah, using the phrase "cognitive" anything to refer to another person's question is actually called being a dick.
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Thanks for giving me an idea about the process. I didn't know they were called compression fossils.