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The unique preservation of soft-bodied fauna in the Burgess Shale occurred because of all of the
following except
a. animals and plants were carried by turbidity flows to aerobic deep-sea conditions
b. animals and plants were transported to anaerobic conditions
c. bacteria werent able to destroy organisms at the burial site
d. the organisms were compressed and compacted
e. none of the above

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