match the fossil type to the correct image. petrification trace fossil tar carbonization cast resin fossil…

Brief Explanations:

Petrification is when organic material is replaced by minerals, often seen in fossil - ized wood. A trace fossil is evidence of an organism's activity like footprints or burrows. Tar fossils are organisms trapped in tar. Carbonization leaves a thin film of carbon of the organism. A cast is a fossil formed when a mold is filled with sediment or minerals. Resin fossils are organisms trapped in tree sap (amber). A mold is a negative impression of an organism. Ice fossils are organisms preserved in ice.

Answer:

Petrification - first image (fossilized wood); Trace Fossil - fourth image (could be a trace like burrows); Tar - not clearly shown in given images (usually sticky black substance with trapped organisms); Carbonization - not clearly identifiable from given images (usually a thin carbon - like residue); Cast - third image (could be a cast of a shell or organism); Resin Fossil - fifth image (amber with trapped insect); Mold - second image (could be a mold of a shell); Ice - sixth image (organism in ice - like setting)