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There are 5 types of body fossils: Molds and casts, petrification fossils, footprints and trackways, and coprolites.

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Fossils are the remains of prehistoric organisms and serve as evidence of prehistoric life. 

Molds and casts are fossils formed when an organism decays and leaves an imprint in the rock. A cast is a replica made from a mould, whereas a mould is a negative impression.
Petrified fossils are formed when minerals replace the original organic material of an organism, resulting in a solid, rock-like structure.
Footprints and trackways are fossilised impressions left by an animal's movement, such as footprints or tire-like marks left by a dinosaur's tail.
Coprolites are ancient faeces fossils that can reveal information about the diet and behaviour of ancient organisms.
All of these types of fossils are considered body fossils because they provide direct evidence of an ancient organism's physical structure or body.