A fossil provides evidence about the approximate size of an organism, its living location, and the conditions that an organism lived in.

A fossil can tell us the color of an organism, its favorite food, and the age of the organism.

A fossil cannot tell us anything about an organism that lived in the past. We would need to see the plant or animal to make any decisions about it.

A fossil can tell us the approximate size of an organism, its favorite food, and how many offspring it had.

Show a fossilized tooth and a great white shark tooth next to each other so people can see the similarities.

There is no way to prove where these teeth came from, so he can only make a claim.

Hubbell can dig for other fossilized teeth and show people how many there are in this area.

Hubbell can compare the tooth to all of the fossils ever found and show people that this one is different.

An individual plant, animal, or single-cell life form

A species of dinosaurs from the Jurrasic period

An early version of humans that are extinct now

Groups of cells that form tissue and perform a function in the body

Fossils can tell what an organism looked like.

Fossils can tell how organisms have changed over time.

Fossils can tell us when the organism lived on Earth.

Fossils can tell us what the organisms liked or disliked.

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Fossils provide evidence of the location an organism lived.

Fossils provide evidence of the size of an organism.

All of the answer choices are correct.

Fossils provide evidence of changes to the organism's structure through time.

This tooth is sharp, so the creature was most likely a meat-eater.

This tooth is sharp, so the creature was most likely a plant-eater.

A tooth cannot tell what type of food an animal ate.

The tooth is sharp, so the creature was most likely ate insects.

This dinosaur may have used its horns for defense.

This dinosaur was very small and petite.

This dinosaur may have been green and brown.

This dinosaur may have been scared of flying insects and birds.

They are a species of fish.

They could swim.

They may have lived in groups.

All of the answers are correct.

None of the answers are correct.

Preserved parts or traces of animals or plants that lived in the past

A living example of a plant or animal

Rocks and minerals found in the ground that can be combined to make something new

A type of underwater shell found on beaches around the world