Trace Fossil Group

Trace Fossil Groups are classifications used by scientists to categorize preserved evidence of past activity of organisms, such as burrows, footprints, or feeding marks, rather than the organisms themselves. These fossils provide insight into the behavior, movement, and interactions of ancient life forms in their environment. By studying trace fossil groups, researchers can interpret how organisms lived, interacted, and responded to their surroundings millions of years ago, offering a valuable perspective on ancient ecosystems and evolutionary processes.