Rekonstrueerite

Rekonstrueerite is a term used in Estonian, referring to a type of rare and fragmented chemical fossils found in sedimentary rocks, primarily of Cambrian to Ordovician age. These fossils, which are the remains of ancient extinct organisms, are formed when silicon-based structures from lifeless organic matter undergo a series of mineralization and diagenetic processes.

Rekonstrueerite is composed of post-mortem accumulations from organisms thought to be of questionable importance for deciphering early Earth's ecosystems. Initially, geological reconstructions provided scattered data from Estonia and Scandinavia, leading to uncertain interpretations of such fossil occurrences. It was not until electron microanalyses shed direct insights on microstructure composition that clarity emerged, opening the gateway for such chemical preservation indications to contribute meaningfully to paleontological samples analysis in vapor-deposited caves.

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