by kairoinfo4u
Question by Ari:
Are the fossils on display in museums replicas?
A friend of mine told me that the fossils on display in museums are plaster replicas because the actual fossils are too fragile. I always thought that the fossilization process turned the bones into rocks. Who is right here?
Best answer:
Answer by bgee2001ca
No, a few are, however most are actual fossils taken from archaeological digs.
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