MS-ESS1-4 : A Fascinating Fossil

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10 questions

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MS-ESS1-4 : A Fascinating Fossil

Last updated about 1 year ago

10 questions

Required

Required

Required

Based on the picture,
circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”
circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”
the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

Required

MS-ESS1-4 : A Fascinating Fossil

MS-ESS1-4 : A Fascinating Fossil

Based on the picture,
circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”
circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”
the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

Based on the picture,
circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”
circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”
the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

What kind of rock are the fossils
found in?

Which layer existed after the fault?

To determine the age of the tooth in Layer F, CIRCLE the TWO layers you would use radiometric dating on?

Explain the Law of Superposition. Refer to the picture to help you.

Is organism J older OR younger than organism F? Use the picture to provide evidence to support your claim.

Identify ONE layer that is older than F. Explain how you identified the layer as older based on the picture.

Now identify ONE layer that is younger than F. Explain how you identified the layer as younger based on the picture.

What kind of rock are the fossils
found in?

Which layer existed after the fault?

To determine the age of the tooth in Layer F, CIRCLE the TWO layers you would use radiometric dating on?

Explain the Law of Superposition. Refer to the picture to help you.

Is organism J older OR younger than organism F? Use the picture to provide evidence to support your claim.

Identify ONE layer that is older than F. Explain how you identified the layer as older based on the picture.

Now identify ONE layer that is younger than F. Explain how you identified the layer as younger based on the picture.

MS-ESS1-4 : A Fascinating Fossil

MS-ESS1-4 : A Fascinating Fossil

Based on the picture,circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

Based on the picture,circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

What kind of rock are the fossilsfound in?

Which layer existed after the fault?

To determine the age of the tooth in Layer F, CIRCLE the TWO layers you would use radiometric dating on?

Explain the Law of Superposition. Refer to the picture to help you.

Is organism J older OR younger than organism F? Use the picture to provide evidence to support your claim.

Identify ONE layer that is older than F. Explain how you identified the layer as older based on the picture.

Now identify ONE layer that is younger than F. Explain how you identified the layer as younger based on the picture.

What kind of rock are the fossilsfound in?

Which layer existed after the fault?

To determine the age of the tooth in Layer F, CIRCLE the TWO layers you would use radiometric dating on?

Explain the Law of Superposition. Refer to the picture to help you.

Is organism J older OR younger than organism F? Use the picture to provide evidence to support your claim.

Identify ONE layer that is older than F. Explain how you identified the layer as older based on the picture.

Now identify ONE layer that is younger than F. Explain how you identified the layer as younger based on the picture.

Based on the picture,
circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”
circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”
the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

Based on the picture,
circle 1 of the organisms below as “youngest”
circle 1 of the organisms below as “oldest”
the other pictures you can ignore or circle “neither”

What kind of rock are the fossils
found in?

What kind of rock are the fossils
found in?