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a. were large and likely to be eaten by others after they died.
b. lived only in volcanic regions, and were destroyed by lava flows.
c. were soft-bodied and tiny, therefore unlikely to fossilize.
d. had hard shells that broke down easily, leaving no trace
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Fossils of the first animals are rare because they
a. were large and likely to be eaten...
a. were large and likely to be eaten...
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