Which fossilized organisms are most likely found in Earth’s lowest layers of rock?(1 point)
reptiles
reptiles
snails
snails
bacteria
bacteria
dinosaurs
The written out answers are
1geocentric, heliocentric, elliptical orbits
2The sun is so massive that it has the most gravity.
3if the sun was farther away from Earth
4The sandcastle would remain in place the same size that it was because the moon has no wind.
5They have very large gas masses.
6Venus
7asteroids and comets
8They both exert a strong gravitational pull on each other.
9It increases the farther you move from the sun.
10to better observe patterns and relationships
11Neptune
12Gravity increases with decreasing distance.
13geologic time scale
14bacteria
15-17 on your own
Bacteria, as those were the first forms of life on Earth. The older the rock is, the deeper it is.
Peanut is here to save the day! I did the quiz
1. The sun is so massive that it has the most gravity
2. if the sun was farther away from earth
3. The sandcastle would remain in the same place because there is no wind on the moon
4. asteroids and comets
5. They consist of gases and liquid
6. Venus
7. it increases the farther you move from the sun
8. to better observe patterns and relationships
9. You run out of materials
10. Neptune
11. Gravity increases with decreasing distance
12. geologic time scale
13. bacteria!
14-16 look through the previous lessons, with a name that would match the question, you can find the answers. Good luck
does somebody has the 7th solar system unit test??
The answers do rotate I would not recommend copying this person.
i might come back with the answers ok
#5 is) They consist of a mixture of gases and liquid!
To determine which fossilized organisms are most likely found in Earth's lowest layers of rock, you need to understand the concept of relative dating. Relative dating is a method used by geologists to determine the age of rocks and fossils based on their position in rock layers.
The principle of superposition states that in undisturbed rock layers, the oldest rocks are found at the bottom, while the youngest rocks are found at the top. This means that the organisms found in the lowest layers of rock are older than those found in higher layers.
Based on this principle, the organisms that are most likely found in Earth's lowest layers of rock are those that existed a long time ago. Reptiles, including dinosaurs, are a group of organisms that lived during the Mesozoic Era, which began around 252 million years ago and ended about 66 million years ago. Therefore, it is likely to find fossilized reptiles, including dinosaurs, in the lowest layers of rock.
On the other hand, snails are more recent organisms and can be found in higher layers of rock. Bacteria, being microscopic organisms, generally do not leave behind well-preserved fossils and are less likely to be found in the rock record.
In summary, dinosaurs and other reptiles are the most likely fossilized organisms to be found in Earth's lowest layers of rock.
By the way the answers to Solar System Unit Test 8th grade as of 9/29/21 are as follows:
1. C
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. D
6. D
7. B
8. C
9. C
15. A
Keep in mind that these answers will change as Connexus changes its curriculum. Make sure these make sense before you submit and get a 0 on your unit test
I bid you good luck with the word problems. Those have not been graded yet for me and when they are I will hopefully post them here. Reminder to not copy what you see online because that is considered Plagiarism and you *will* get a 0 on the question.