Definition: "Marine Fossil Fingerprint" - A term coined in 2004 by scientists, suggesting fossilized organisms are often associated with marine environments. Definition: The process of identifying fossils from marine environments (such as those found on beaches) using traces of organic material found on them, such as the DNA of planktonic foraminifera. This method has been used extensively to study ancient ocean life, offering insights into paleoecology and evolutionary history.
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