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Biology, 14.10.2019 09:30, sophx

What can you conclude about fossil by looking at the layers of rock?

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Geography, 28.06.2019 04:30, terryonsavage543

Ageologist is studying layers of rock. he finds a fossil with an imprint of one of the earliest shelled animals. according to the law of faunal and floral succession, what kind of new animal fossil would he most likely find next in the layers of rock above it? a fossil of an amphibian a fossil of a reptile a fossil of a fish a fossil of a human me out? ?

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Biology, 30.06.2019 02:00, LJ710

What can you conclude about fossil by looking at the layers of rock? a.the exact age of the fossil b.the fossils in the lower layers are older than the fossils in the upper layers. c.there is no difference in age between the different layers of rock d.the fossils in the upper layers are the ancestors of the fossils in the lower layers.

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Chemistry, 16.10.2019 01:00, itzyougirllona47

School to home lesson 1 fossil evidence of evolution directions: use your textbook to respond to cach statement. 1. the diagram below represents a group of un disturbed rock layers. draw one fossil in each of these rock layers: b, c, e, and g. rock layer g rock layer f. rock layer e rock layer d rock layer c rock layer b rock layer a 2. write the terms older and younger on the correct lines on either end of the arrow to correctly indicate the ages of the rocks in the rock layer diagram. 3. look at the fossil you drew in rock layer c. a. which fossil (or fossils) are older? b. which fossil (or fossils) are younger? 4. which fossil is the youngest? 5. what method of fossil dating does this activity represent? 6. which type of rock is most likely found in layers b, c, e, and g? explain your reasoning. copyright glencoe mcgraw-hill, a division of the mcgww-hill companies inc 7. if rock layers a, d, and f are igneous rock, which type of dating could also be carried out? explain your response.

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Biology, 22.10.2019 23:10, luiscer5819

Ageologist is studying layers of rock. he finds a fossil with an imprint of one of the earliest shelled animals. according to the law of faunal and floral succession, what kind of new animal fossil would he most likely find next in the layers of rock above it? a fossil of an amphibian a fossil of a reptile a fossil of a fish a fossil of a human

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