Fossil Preservation Modes and Major Invertebrate Groups | GEO GIRL

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

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[@GEOGIRL]

Thanks! So glad you love these topics :D So do I! ;)

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

I am most interested in the ice age mammals that have been found trapped frozen in the ice such as cave lions, cave bears, woolly mammoths, woolly rhinos, and prehistoric wolves. Nice video.

[@GEOGIRL]

I agree, it is so cool how many types of animals we've found frozen in ice! Those discoveries always lead to more discoveries because of how much we can learn from the unaltered ancient animals.

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@@GEOGIRL Yep. And thanks to these ancient frozen remains, they can tell us more about what the animals looked like and provide more new facts about them.

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[@canadiangemstones7636]

The ammonite at 3:42 is not opalized; it has been inlayed with opal by a very patient lapidary.

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[@GEOGIRL]

Haha, well I hope you will find it helpful! ;) Do you have an exam or do you just love paleontology?

[@sparklytreesarecool]

Best summary of this information I've seen. Particularly liked slide/explanation of various chordata showing up during particular periods. Have you read "Otherlands" by Thomas Halliday. You might enjoy it. Thank you for your videos -- highly informative and enjoyable!

[@GEOGIRL]

Thanks so much for the kind words! So glad you enjoyed the video :) I haven't read that yet, thanks for the suggestion! I will check it out :D

[@VexatiousHopesPopCultMusicVids]

With permineralisation, does the mineral change the chemical composition of the organic matter so it preserves or is it more just encased and protected? Or does it actually just completely decay and leave gaps?

[@ainaojo925]

That’s mammoth 🦣 it’s calf poor thing it’s fossilized nice dinosaur love this video probably the calf died young age love this video love to learn about fossils and how it fossilized and like to see old bones 🦴 of animals who died

[@GEOGIRL]

Thanks! So glad you enjoyed the video, I also enjoy learning about the stuff, it's always so interesting to see the many different ways that fossil can become preserved.

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Thanks!