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A cast fossil is used to preserve the hard parts associated with an organism or species. Fossils are most commonly used in regards to dinosaurs.

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A fossil cast is a type of fossil formed when sediments fill in the hollow space left by a decomposed organism. The sediments harden into rock, preserving the shape of the organism in the form of a cast. This can provide scientists with valuable information about the size and shape of the original organism.

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