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# A '''fossil''' is the remains of an [[animal]] or plant preserved in [[rock]] for millions of years. <> [[kwarangwal]]. | [[File:Lucy (30826226995).jpg|thumb|'''Fossil''' Lucy]] | ||
##''Their predecessors are represented by '''[[fossils]]''' from those Cambrian seas ''<br>An samu '''[[kwarangwal]]''' din kakannninsu a karkashin teku --[[bbchausa_verticals/081-Why_we_have_a_spine|bbchausa_verticals/081]] | # A '''fossil''' is the remains of an [[animal]] or plant preserved in [[rock]] for millions of years. <> [[kwarangwal]].<br><br> | ||
##''An gano '''[[kwarangwal]]''' mai 'shekara miliyan uku' a Afirka Ta Kudu [https://www.bbc.com/hausa/labarai-42255971] | ##''Their predecessors are represented by '''[[fossils]]''' from those Cambrian seas ''<br>An samu '''[[kwarangwal]]''' din kakannninsu a karkashin teku --[[bbchausa_verticals/081-Why_we_have_a_spine|bbchausa_verticals/081]]<br><br> | ||
##''An gano '''[[kwarangwal]]''' mai 'shekara miliyan uku' a Afirka Ta Kudu [https://www.bbc.com/hausa/labarai-42255971]'' <br> 3-million-year-old '''fossil''' discovered in South Africa. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3U5KkOYRkA]<br><br> | |||
===Derived terms=== | |||
# [[fossil fuel]] | |||
# [[fossilisation]], [[fossilization]] | |||
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- A fossil is the remains of an animal or plant preserved in rock for millions of years. <> kwarangwal.
- Their predecessors are represented by fossils from those Cambrian seas
An samu kwarangwal din kakannninsu a karkashin teku --bbchausa_verticals/081 - An gano kwarangwal mai 'shekara miliyan uku' a Afirka Ta Kudu [1]
3-million-year-old fossil discovered in South Africa. [2]
- Their predecessors are represented by fossils from those Cambrian seas