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Part 2 Relative Dating Layer Z Layer S Layer G Layer A Layer J Igneous Intrusion H Layer R Layer B Questions: (type your answers in the grey boxes) 1 List the order of events Last thing/event (most recent) First thing/event that happened 2. Originally Layers B, A, G, S, and Z were all- 3. How do you know that layer S is older than the Igneous Intrusion H? 4 If there was a fossil of a dinosaur bone in layer Z, and a Seashell Fossil in layer B, which would be older? 5 If there were fossils in Layer J, what would you know about their relative age? Old or young?

Part 2 Relative Dating Layer Z Layer S Layer G Layer A Layer J Igneous Intrusion H Layer R Layer B Questions: (type your answers in the grey boxes) 1 List the order of events Last thing/event (most recent) First thing/event that happened 2. Originally Layers B, A, G, S, and Z were all- 3. How do you know that layer S is older than the Igneous Intrusion H? 4 If there was a fossil of a dinosaur bone in layer Z, and a Seashell Fossil in layer B, which would be older? 5 If there were fossils in Layer J, what would you know about their relative age? Old or young?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Part 2 Relative Dating Layer Z Layer S Layer G Layer A Layer J Igneous Intrusion H Layer R Layer B Questions: (type your answers in the grey boxes) 1 List the order of events Last thing/event (most recent) First thing/event that happened 2. Originally Layers B, A, G, S, and Z were all- 3. How do you know that layer S is older than the Igneous Intrusion H? 4 If there was a fossil of a dinosaur bone in layer Z, and a Seashell Fossil in layer B, which would be older? 5 If there were fossils in Layer J, what would you know about their relative age? Old or young?
Transcribed Image Text:Part 2 Relative Dating Layer Z Layer S Layer G Layer A Layer J Igneous Intrusion H Layer R Layer B Questions: (type your answers in the grey boxes) 1 List the order of events Last thing/event (most recent) First thing/event that happened 2. Originally Layers B, A, G, S, and Z were all- 3. How do you know that layer S is older than the Igneous Intrusion H? 4 If there was a fossil of a dinosaur bone in layer Z, and a Seashell Fossil in layer B, which would be older? 5 If there were fossils in Layer J, what would you know about their relative age? Old or young?
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