organismsthatdecomposedeadorganismsthick,stickyliquidthree-lobedanimalfamousexample of ananimal thoughtto be extinctbut is extantfossilizedanimalfecesfossil that isformed by atrace of theorganism ratherthan theorganism itselfthe strata in whichcertain fossils arefound can have apredictable positionrelative to the stratathat contain otherfossilsscientistswho studyfossilsmirrorimage ofthe parthard, partiallytransparentsubstancethat looks likea mineralmatching ofsedimentarystrata basedon the physicalcharacteristicsmatching ofsedimentarystrata based onthe time theywere foundfossil preservedin sedimentaryrock that hasundergonecompressiontooth fossil foundand thought to befrom an ape manbut later foundout it was thetooth of a piga record of therock layers,the lower thelayer the olderit isevidence ofpast lifepreservedwithin thegeologicalrecordsuper smallfossils in whicha microscopeis needed tostudy themthe process bywhich anorganism'sremains arereplaced byminerals,preserving themfossil formed whensediments lithifyaround anorganism and itdecays afterwards,leaving behind acavity in the rockturn fromliquid intoa vapor orgasmirrorimage ofthecounterpartno longerinexistencea fossil that canbe used totemporallycorrelate strataof sedimentaryrockfossil formedwhensedimentsenter a fossilmold and lithifysomethingthat existspresentlyorganismsthatdecomposedeadorganismsthick,stickyliquidthree-lobedanimalfamousexample of ananimal thoughtto be extinctbut is extantfossilizedanimalfecesfossil that isformed by atrace of theorganism ratherthan theorganism itselfthe strata in whichcertain fossils arefound can have apredictable positionrelative to the stratathat contain otherfossilsscientistswho studyfossilsmirrorimage ofthe parthard, partiallytransparentsubstancethat looks likea mineralmatching ofsedimentarystrata basedon the physicalcharacteristicsmatching ofsedimentarystrata based onthe time theywere foundfossil preservedin sedimentaryrock that hasundergonecompressiontooth fossil foundand thought to befrom an ape manbut later foundout it was thetooth of a piga record of therock layers,the lower thelayer the olderit isevidence ofpast lifepreservedwithin thegeologicalrecordsuper smallfossils in whicha microscopeis needed tostudy themthe process bywhich anorganism'sremains arereplaced byminerals,preserving themfossil formed whensediments lithifyaround anorganism and itdecays afterwards,leaving behind acavity in the rockturn fromliquid intoa vapor orgasmirrorimage ofthecounterpartno longerinexistencea fossil that canbe used totemporallycorrelate strataof sedimentaryrockfossil formedwhensedimentsenter a fossilmold and lithifysomethingthat existspresently

Fossils in Rock Definitions - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. organisms that decompose dead organisms
  2. thick, sticky liquid
  3. three-lobed animal
  4. famous example of an animal thought to be extinct but is extant
  5. fossilized animal feces
  6. fossil that is formed by a trace of the organism rather than the organism itself
  7. the strata in which certain fossils are found can have a predictable position relative to the strata that contain other fossils
  8. scientists who study fossils
  9. mirror image of the part
  10. hard, partially transparent substance that looks like a mineral
  11. matching of sedimentary strata based on the physical characteristics
  12. matching of sedimentary strata based on the time they were found
  13. fossil preserved in sedimentary rock that has undergone compression
  14. tooth fossil found and thought to be from an ape man but later found out it was the tooth of a pig
  15. a record of the rock layers, the lower the layer the older it is
  16. evidence of past life preserved within the geological record
  17. super small fossils in which a microscope is needed to study them
  18. the process by which an organism's remains are replaced by minerals, preserving them
  19. fossil formed when sediments lithify around an organism and it decays afterwards, leaving behind a cavity in the rock
  20. turn from liquid into a vapor or gas
  21. mirror image of the counterpart
  22. no longer in existence
  23. a fossil that can be used to temporally correlate strata of sedimentary rock
  24. fossil formed when sediments enter a fossil mold and lithify
  25. something that exists presently