Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Rhynchophorous

👉 Rhynchophorous is a term used in archaeology to describe a type of rock formation that preserves fossils and organic material for thousands or even millions of years. This type of rock formation has been preserved by the accumulation of layers of sedimentary materials, such as sand, gravel, and silt, which are deposited over time under pressure from water. The fossils and organic matter within these layers can be preserved due to their unique chemical composition and structure, allowing for detailed analysis and understanding of

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