Can you please help me answer these questions 9:17 AM Sun Sep 12* 78%A www.bartleby.comRange of the AbsoluteMillion yearsSpecimen # and questionsName of theGeologicGeologicspeciesEONERAFrom the older to theyounger1. These are modern colonies ofthe earliest multicelled organismssurvived in Western Australian2. Name of this species thatbecame extinct about 250mya?3. Name of this species thatbecame extinct about 65mya?4. Whose are these footprints?5. Skull of what famous creatureis it?6. This oceanic bottom is coveredwith fossils of ..7. This oceanic bottom iscovered with fossils of ...8. What two types of species leftprints of their bodies in thisancient oceanic bottom deposits?9. Prints of what half-plant-half-animals can be recognized in the9 a and 9b?10. Fossil of what ancient shell isit?11a)b) What is the name of thisfossilized cephalopod?12.. This oceanic bottom iscovered with fossils of ....13. Prints of what leafs can yourecognize?14. It is on Jurassic Coast,England15a) b). Name of this fossilizedspecies?16. Whose are these footprintsdiscovered in Volcanic tuff inAfrica?17a)b). The name of the oldestcollonial multicelled organisms#1:->

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1. These are modern colonies of the earliest multicelled organisms survived in Western Australian 2. Name of this species that became extinct about 250mya? 3. Name of this species that became extinct about 65mya? 4. Whose are these footprints? 5. Skull of what famous creature is it? 6. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .....

1. These are modern colonies of the earliest multicelled organisms survived in Western Australian 2. Name of this species that became extinct about 250mya? 3. Name of this species that became extinct about 65mya? 4. Whose are these footprints? 5. Skull of what famous creature is it? 6. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .....

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter25: Animal Evolution-the Chordates

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