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• The body of animals and plants are most likely to survive intact. • NG • Quick covering of bodies is the only necessary condition to keep bodies. • F • Only in the sea and river can bodies be rapidly buried. • T
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Lesson 26 The past life of the earth
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• Agreeable environment can guarantee the that most dead animals and plants can be well preserved. • F • Their bodies are hard to keep because the dead creatures is likely to be eaten by other animals. • T • The remains of creatures on land is less likely to kept because they did not live near the water. • NG • We do not often see the bodies of animals even though the number of them is astronomical. • T
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• Land animals’ bodies remained because of, to a large extent,1___. One way is to fall into 2___ which is like 3___. As it did in the case of 4___ which is well kept. Before the mammoth was trapped, he had had 5___ in his mouth. Others animals like elephants and toothed cats which are confined in 6____ are kept at 7___. The reason is that bigger animals are attracted by what seemed as 8___ which is actually tar pits with 9____ amassing on it. Then it set out a chain of reactions, and 10 ____ such as sabretoothed cats and the giant wolves suffered exactly the same fate. • 1. some special circumstances 2. an ice crevasse 3. a refrigerator 4. Beresovka mammoth 5. fir trees remains 6. tar pits 7. Rancho la Brea 8. firm surface 9. water 10. carnivores
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