what is the term for the yellow to orange clear stone that forms from sticky plant resins often

Name: what is the term for the yellow to orange clear stone that forms from sticky plant resins often containing body fossils of trapped insects 95855
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00:02 Hi everyone! question is related to typoque fossil.

00:05 We know, fossils are the leftovers of living things like animals, plants, humans, etc.

00:20 One can tell about the existence of life on earth by observing fossils.

00:31 H of fossil is calculated by c14, that is carbon 14, dating...

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What is the term for the yellow to orange clear stone that forms from sticky plant resins, often containing body fossils of trapped insects?

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