Describing HOw a Fossil Forms Put the steps in order to describe the formation of a fossit. sediment becomes rock layers of sediment cover organism tals lo bottom ot ocean organism dies organism

Q: What factors are necessary for fossils to occur? I. Abundant Members II. Exist for a long time III.…

A: Introduction A fossil is preserved remains impression of any once-living thing from a past…

Q: Which statement about the Cambrian period is true? The first multicellular life appeared. Large land…

A: From the end of the preceding Ediacaran era 541;million years ago(mya) to the beginning of the…

Q: What is a fossil? * O A rock that has turned into biological material over time Remains of an…

A: Fossil records are important to study the process of evolution. Fossils are the treasures that…

Q: Explain how radiometric dating is used to estimatethe age of a fossil.

A: Forensic science, otherwise called criminalistics, is the use of science to criminal and civil laws,…

Q: organisms are analyzed for various biological features as described below. Fossils found in Fossils…

A: Fossils are the well preserved remains of living organisms which are preserved under the Earth…

Q: Which statement accurately describes the geologic The diagram shows cross-cutting relationships…

A: Cross-cutting relationships are when a geologic feature like igneous intrusion breaks other…

Q: Land Vascular cladogram interpretation

A: A cladogram is a diagram used to represent a hypothetical relationship between groups of animals,…

Q: What is the term for bits of rock and dirt? O A. Mesozoic O B. Half-life O C. Sediment O D.…

A: An MCQ has been asked. Have to name a term for bits of rock and dirt.

Q: List the characteristics of fossils.

A: Fossils are the remnants or traces of the dead plants and animals that have been preserved by…

Q: What is one way we can determine the age of fossils Adaptive Dating O Structural Dating Geometric…

A: Evolution is the process of slow and gradual change over a period of time. There are many pieces of…

Q: If original tissues of organisms are buried in the absence of ________ for long periods of time,…

A: Advent of Fossil:                  Fossils were the immortal remains of few parts of organisms,…

Q: Colonization of Land The Cambrian explosion Flowering plants Endosymbiosis Origin of Reptiles First…

A: Introduction : The Geologic Time Scale divides the Earth's history into four…

Q: Which of the following statements is incorrect in the context of fossilization? Minerals dissolved…

A: The process in which part or whole of animal or plant is being preserved in hard form is known as…

Q: Fossil Record: Transitional Fossil: Vestigial Structure: Biogeography: Homologous Structure:…

A: Any preserved remains, impression, or trace of any once-living thing from a past geological age is…

Q: Event How Long Ago? # Organisms Extinet Causes Cretaceous

A: Cretaceous extinction :  Cretaceous extinction took place about 66 millions ago . Organisms which…

Q: On your way to the zoo, you happen to encounter agroup of whites who seem not to be well vast with…

A: The Cambrian Period marks an important point in the history of life on Earth; it is the time when…

Q: One benefit of the fossil record isa. that hard parts of bodies are more likely to fossilize.b. that…

A: Fossils are remains of organisms from the past that have been preserved in the different layers of…

Q: Distinguish between relative and absolute dating of fossils

A: Relative dating doesn't assign a fossil a specific age. Instead, it places the fossil into the…

Q: Fossils found in deeper layers of the Earth generally have ____ 14C than fossils found in the upper…

A: Fossils found in the deeper layer of the earth generally have which amount of 14C than fossils found…

Q: Which organism is most likely to fossilize? OA tropical frog A forest dwelling lizard All animals…

A: Organisms should have a hard, bony skeleton for them to leave a fossil behind. Lizards and…

Q: STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENTAL SIMILIRATIES WITH UNIQUENESS PATTERNS DNA OTHER ORGANISMS…

A: Polar bears live in the Arctic, on waters. Polar bears depend on ocean ice to get to the seals that…

Q: O Carboniferous.

A: Answer is B.  Carboniferous

Q: Preserved remains of animals e.g. bones and shells are examples of trace fossils

A: Fossils are the remains, tracks, impressions, or evidence of ancient species. These are conserved…

Q: Supergroup |Characteristics Subgroups Examples Excavata "SAR" clade Archaeplastida Unikonta

A: Carl Woese came out with three domain classification based on the structure and function of the…

Q: Lare a kind of stone tool only made by modern humans. These tools are made of small stone fragments…

A: Stone tools:  In the broadest definition, a stone tool is any instrument constructed totally or…

Q: Biologists most often use ____________ for radioisotope dating, but its half-life is relatively…

A: Fossils are organized sequentially can give information about evolutionary connections among…

Q: Most fossils are formed of the______ parts of an organism

A: The fossil means the trace of an organism is preserved in Earth's crust for years.

Q: - What method can scientists use to determine when the fossil above appeared on Earth? SC.7.L.15.1

A: Fossils should be studied in terms of time and occurrence for understanding evolutionary phenomena.…

Q: Describe an example from the fossil record that showshow life has changed over time.

A: Evolution is the process of heritable change in the characteristics of an organism. Such changes…

Q: _is the study of the process of what happens to biological remains after an organism dies. This is…

A: Stratigraphy is the study of arrangement of rocks in layers or strata. Primatology is the study of…

Q: The _was one of the first standardized ways that ancient human ancestors produced tools and was used…

A: Introduction Human evolution:- It is the lengthy process by which human beings developed on Earth…

Q: The fossil record shows that over time:

A: Fossils are the remaining parts or traces of old life that have been preserved by natural cycles,…

Q: Which of the following events did NOT occur during thePrecambrian?a. Formation of the ozone layerb.…

A: Introduction The Precambrian Period, which predates the current Phanerozoic Eon, is the earliest…

Q: Trilobite fOS the P-T extinction. They are not fou 12. Explain one inference you can make about…

A: The fossil records demonstrate the geologic time periods. The image shows the cliff in Palo Duro…

Q: What's the largest unit of geologic time, lasting hundreds of millions of years? A. Era B. Eon C.…

A: INTRODUCTION Largest unit of geolic time lasting hunderds of millions of year are Eons.

Q: DIRECTIONS: Examine the illustrations of the marine organisms shown below whose fossils make up part…

A: * Darwin said that the Fossils records provide evidence that the living organisms evolved from many…

Q: Which of the following is not a fossil?a. Dried-out animal bones in a layer of desert sandb. A patch…

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Q: Consider three important fossil SITES in Canada.   Name them.  Put them in order from the oldest to…

A: Fossil is defined as a preserved remains or imprint or tissues of the prehistoric organism. They are…

Q: Period was of unique importance to all ause during this Period aquatic vertebrates, like lobe finned…

A: Answer. Geological time scale is a chronological sequence of geologic and evolutionary events…

Q: Which mechanism of fossil formation created a replica of an organism's original form? a natural…

A: Introduction When an organism is buried via water that contains debris and minerals, in addition to…

Q: Cuvier's idea of catastrophe related to global geological events such as earthquakes extinction of…

A: Baron Georges Cuvier was a great French naturalist and zoologist. Cuvier is also known as the father…

Q: The Mesozoic Era is referred to as the: * O Age of Ages Age of Reptiles O Age of Arthropods O Age of…

A: Biodiversity is the which describes the different varieties of organisms or living forms on the…

Q: at is the term for an element that decays into another O A. Sediment O B. Mesozoic O C. Radioactive…

A: This is the physical phenomenon of certain elements of emitting energy in the form of radiation.

Q: DIRECTION: Complete the table by tracing the geologic timeline in which each organism started to…

A: The geological time scale is a chronological sequence of events that occurred on the earth…

Q: plutionary history of the dinosaurs up u Cambrian Mesozoic Paleozoic Cenozoic

A: Permian Triassic extinction event was called great dying event. In this era 90% of life in the…

Q: How did the work of geologists such as James Hutton and Charles Lyell influence Darwin? Edit View…

A: Evolution is the change in the characteristics of a species over several generations and relies on…

Q: The Image shows four fossils found in varlous layers of rock. Fossil A Fossil B Fossil C Fossil D…

A: Fossils are the evidences for the history of the life on earth, the remains of a organism or any…

Q: What is the difference between Fossils and Trace Fossils.

A: A fossil (from the Latin word fossilis, literally 'obtained by digging') is the preserved remains,…

Q: HAS c. Order the following life forms ologically from the oldest life form to the newest life form.…

A: Geological time scale is a type of calendar which gives information above past history of Earth ,…

Paleontology

A branch of science concerning the scientific study of life from ancient times is known as paleontology. The scientists working on paleontology are known as paleontologists. Paleontologists collect the fossils of organisms from ancient times to classify them. The paleontologists also study the environment from ancient times to study the interactions between different organisms.