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 *[http://tinyurl.com/creatgeo Creation Geology: A Study Guide to Fossils, Formations, and the Flood.] (links to book Amazon)
 *[http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/review/product/list/id/3562/ Evidences The Records and The Flood] DVD distributed by Adventist Book Centers.
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 Fossils are found in many places where sedimentary rocks, such as claystones, shales, limestones, and sandstones, are exposed. Only certain sedimentary rocks harbored the appropriate environmental conditions to preserve and yield fossils, which are often concentrated along particular bedding planes within the rocks.
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-The occurrence of fossil bearing material depends on environmental factors before and after the time of preservation. After death, the first preserving factor is a rapid burial in water bodies or terrestrial sediment which would help in preserving the specimen. These rocks types are usually termed clastic rock, and are further subdivided into fine, medium and coarse grained material. While fossil's can be found in all grain typed, more detailed specimens are found in the fine grained material.  A second type of burial is the non-clastic rock, form where the rock is made up of the precipitation of compacted fossil material, types of rock include limestone and coal. The third fossil bearing material is the evaporates, which precipitate out of concentrated dissolved salts to form nodular deposits, examples include rock salt and phosphate concentrations. The evaporates are usually associated with gastropod, algae, vertebrate, and trace fossils.
+The occurrence of fossil bearing material depends on environmental factors before and after the time of preservation. After death, the first preserving factor is a rapid burial in water bodies or terrestrial sediment which would help in preserving the specimen. These rocks types are usually termed clastic rock, and are further subdivided into fine, medium and coarse grained material. While fossil's can be found in all grain typed, more detailed specimens are found in the fine grained material. A second type of burial is the non-clastic rock, form where the rock is made up of the precipitation of compacted fossil material, types of rock include limestone and coal. The third fossil bearing material is the evaporates, which precipitate out of concentrated dissolved salts to form nodular deposits, examples include rock salt and phosphate concentrations. The evaporates are usually associated with gastropod, algae, vertebrate, and trace fossils.
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 [[File:Tyrannosaurus rex Stan.jpg|thumb|300px|Tyranasaurus rex]]
-Most museums of natural history will have a fossil collection, and even small museums are likely to have a few.  If you do not know of such a museum in your area, the Internet is your friend.  Try searching for "fossil," "museum," and the name of your locality.  If you are still unsure, get a list of local museums and call them.  They will be happy to tell you if they have fossils on display, and if they do not, they may be able to direct you to a museum that does.  Also not all museums are called a museum. The T Rex and some other fossils shown here were photographed at Science World in Vancouver.
+Most museums of natural history will have a fossil collection, and even small museums are likely to have a few. If you do not know of such a museum in your area, the Internet is your friend. Try searching for "fossil," "museum," and the name of your locality. If you are still unsure, get a list of local museums and call them. They will be happy to tell you if they have fossils on display, and if they do not, they may be able to direct you to a museum that does. Also not all museums are called a museum. The T Rex and some other fossils shown here were photographed at Science World in Vancouver.
-After the visit, have your Pathfinders either write their reports or present one orally.  This would be a great topic for worship during your club's opening exercises, or during a campout.
+After the visit, have your Pathfinders either write their reports or present one orally. This would be a great topic for worship during your club's opening exercises, or during a campout.
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 For extracting fossils from harder rocks, a sturdy mallet and cold steel chisels may also be required. Usually one needs a range of chisels in size from small ones with a sharp edge of about 1 cm (quarter of an inch), to much larger and heavier chisels. A broad-bladed chisel is often very useful for splitting rocks along their bedding plane.
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-If you find an obviously valuable fossil, you should contact a professional.  It is too easy to ruin a fossil by attempting to remove it yourself.  Leave the extraction in the hands of an experienced collector.  If you find such a fossil on public land, contact the authority responsible for the land.  The fossil belongs to them, and they have the right to decide what to do with it.  To find a professional, contact a museum or a local university.  If they do not have one on staff, they will be able to refer you to one.
+If you find an obviously valuable fossil, you should contact a professional. It is too easy to ruin a fossil by attempting to remove it yourself. Leave the extraction in the hands of an experienced collector. If you find such a fossil on public land, contact the authority responsible for the land. The fossil belongs to them, and they have the right to decide what to do with it. To find a professional, contact a museum or a local university. If they do not have one on staff, they will be able to refer you to one.
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-Evolutionists and creationists both agree that fossils are formed when a creature is quickly buried in sediment.  They disagree on how long ago this happened.  Evolutionists believe most fossils were made millions of years ago.  Creationists believe that nearly all fossils were made during Noah's flood less than 10,000 years ago.
+Evolutionists and creationists both agree that fossils are formed when a creature is quickly buried in sediment. They disagree on how long ago this happened. Evolutionists believe most fossils were made millions of years ago. Creationists believe that nearly all fossils were made during Noah's flood less than 10,000 years ago.
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-The Bible itself offers no explicit explanation of coal, petroleum, fossils, or limestone, though it does contain the story of Noah's flood (see Genesis chapters 6-9).  In this account, the whole earth is covered by water, and all life, except those in the ark, is lost.  The Biblical account of creation rejects the notion of hundred of millions of years of evolution, stating with clarity that God created the world in six days.  In Genesis chapter 5, the Bible also provides genealogies of the Patriarchs, including their ages when they had children and when they died.  From this, and from other historical records, the Bible sets the age of the Earth at about 6000 years.
+The Bible itself offers no explicit explanation of coal, petroleum, fossils, or limestone, though it does contain the story of Noah's flood (see Genesis chapters 6-9). In this account, the whole earth is covered by water, and all life, except those in the ark, is lost. The Biblical account of creation rejects the notion of hundred of millions of years of evolution, stating with clarity that God created the world in six days. In Genesis chapter 5, the Bible also provides genealogies of the Patriarchs, including their ages when they had children and when they died. From this, and from other historical records, the Bible sets the age of the Earth at about 6000 years.
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AY Honors/Fossils/Answer Key - Revision history

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