Species A became extinct about 200,000 years before Species B evolved. Both species lived in the same location. In which arrangement would you MOST probably find their fossils in a rock sequence?

a

Species B would be in a deeper layer than species A.

b

Both would be in the same rock layer.

c

Species A would be inside Species B.

d

Species A would be in a deeper layer than Species B.

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Mckinney

Biology

1 March, 19:30

Species A became extinct about 200,000 years before Species B evolved. Both species lived in the same location. In which arrangement would you MOST probably find their fossils in a rock sequence?

a

Species B would be in a deeper layer than species A.

b

Both would be in the same rock layer.

c

Species A would be inside Species B.

d

Species A would be in a deeper layer than Species B.

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Answers (2)

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Aryan · Answer 1

bruh this is easy

Explanation:

Species A would be in a deeper layer than Species B.

Kaylah Brandt · Answer 2

Species a would be deeper that species b

Explanation:

A has been there longer, and all those years the species would be underground because of erosion and all those things from 4th grade