
Specimen B

1. Identify specimens A and B.
2. What are the diagonal bands in specimen A?
3. What unique property does specimen B have?
4. Specimen A is found above specimen B. What event is this evidence of?
1) Specimen A looks like a sandstone. Specimen B looks like a shale. 2) I think you're looking for varve banding? 3) The shale displays fissility 4)Marine Regression // A is younger than B.
BennyTheJett wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 12:36 pmLMAO I'm struggling on 2 and 3.1) Specimen A looks like a sandstone. Specimen B looks like a shale. 2) I think you're looking for varve banding? 3) The shale displays fissility 4)Marine Regression // A is younger than B.
For 2., the answer is Liesegang banding. (It is a side view.)
BennyTheJett wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 4:04 pm Who is the dunkleosteus named after?
What is Montana's state fossil?
1. David Dunkle, the discoverer of the specimen 2. Maiasaura
1.yes, devonianChimpLopez wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2020 10:55 am 1. Is Genus Mucrospirifer a good index fossil? If so, state what period it is a good index fossil for
2. What characteristics of a specimen make it a good index fossil?
3. What is the half life of The Carbon-14 isotope?
4. What geologic principle states that the same natural processes that we seen in present day have always operated in the universe?
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Correct! Your turn!hmmm wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2020 11:58 am1.yes, devonianChimpLopez wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2020 10:55 am 1. Is Genus Mucrospirifer a good index fossil? If so, state what period it is a good index fossil for
2. What characteristics of a specimen make it a good index fossil?
3. What is the half life of The Carbon-14 isotope?
4. What geologic principle states that the same natural processes that we seen in present day have always operated in the universe?
2. Short time range, easily recognized, abundant, wide geographic distribution
3.5730 yrs
4. Uniformitarianism