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Trace Fossils - Relative Dating

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Question 1
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Question 2
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Scientists get excited when they have the opportunity to find trace fossils that show foot prints of organisms. This allows scientists to predict or theorize about the weight/height/etc of organisms, predator-prey relationship, and mating or daily feeding routines. Study this picture carefully and determine who went through this area first, second, third, etc.
Question 3
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Who was in the area first?

Question 4
4.

Who entered the area next?

Question 5
5.

Who entered the area next?

Question 6
6.

Who entered the area next?

Question 7
7.

Who entered the area next?

Question 8
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Who entered the area last?

Question 9
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Who got eaten/killed/or carried away?

Question 10
10.

Which animal did the attacking causing the pool of blood?

Question 11
11.

What was the dog tracking?

Question 12
12.

The stride of the duck foot prints indicates that most likely it

Question 13
13.

The bear's stride changed several times. What is the most likely explanation for the bear's change in strides?

Question 14
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The human's stride shows he/she was

Question 15
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The bird must have come through

Question 16
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The deer's stride most likely indicates that it

Question 17
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The dog's stride most likely indicates that it