Are invertebrates are vertebrates going to fossilize faster?

Invertebrates generally fossilize faster than vertebrates due to their hard exoskeletons, shells, or other durable structures that can withstand decay and environmental conditions. Vertebrates, which often have softer tissues and bones that are more prone to destruction, may take longer to fossilize. Additionally, the conditions required for fossilization, such as rapid burial in sediment, can favor invertebrates more often. However, the specific circumstances surrounding fossilization can vary widely, affecting both groups.