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How Do Dinosaur Footprints Get Preserved in Rock – Geology In

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Dinosaur footprints are preserved in rock through a process known as the fossilization of trace fossils (ichnofossils). This occurs when a dinosaur steps onto soft sediment—such as mud, sand, or silt—leaving an impression. For the footprints to be preserved, specific environmental conditions must be met. Over thousands to millions of years, these impressions can undergo lithification, a process in which sediment hardens into rock.How Dinosa…

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geologyin.com broke the news in on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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