Refer to figure 10.13. which photos (a-i) best illustrate the methods of fossilization or fossil evidence listed below

Permineralization:

A. Trilobite fossil

F. Trilobite fossil

B. Fossilized wood

Cast:

G. Fossil dung

Carbonization:

C. Fossil bee

I. Fossil fish

Impression:

D. Fossil brachiopods

Amber:

H. Fossil spider

Indirect impression:

E. Dinosaur track

G. Fossil dung

Explanation:

Permineralization:

The most common process of fossilization in which the remains of the organism, particularly, the internal cavities are replaced by the deposition of minerals carried by water or sediment.

Cast:

Casts are formed when the actual remains and bones of the organism are dissolved, creating a depression or a mould that gradually fills with sediments to form a cast of the exact shape of the original.

Carbonization:

The fossilization process in which only the residual carbon of the living organism remains leaving behind a thin carbon layer.

Impression:

Fossilization that involves the preservation of the prints or impressions of animals and plants when the print is made in silt or mud. This mud or silt hardens to rock.

Amber:

Amber is living organism preserved in fossilized tree resin.

Indirect Impression:

Indirect impressions are two dimensional imprints that do not contain any organic material from the organism itself but give a clue of its existence and biological activity. Footprints, tracks and excrement is fossilized in this manner.

sulfur dioxide

explanation: acid rain is caused by a chemical reaction that begins when compounds like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides are released into the air. these substances can rise very high into the atmosphere, where they mix and react with water, oxygen, and other chemicals to form more acidic pollutants, known as acid rain.