Fossiler
Fossiler is a term used in paleontology to refer to any preserved remains or traces of ancient life. These can include fossilized bones, shells, teeth, or even entire organisms that have been preserved in rock over geological time. The process of fossilization typically occurs when an organism dies and is quickly buried by sediment, such as sand, mud, or volcanic ash. Over millions of years, the organic material is replaced by minerals through a process called mineralization, or it may be imprinted into the surrounding rock.
Fossils are invaluable scientific tools, providing direct evidence of the history of life on Earth. By studying