If two different species of fish fossils were found in two different layers of sedimentary rock, what might one infer about the specimens?
A The species in the higher layer died first
B The species in lower layer died first
C The two species are unrelated
DThe species in the higher layer evolved from the species in the lower layer
E They died at the same time

Question

If two different species of fish fossils were found in two different layers of sedimentary rock, what might one infer about the specimens?
	A The species in the higher layer died first
	B The species in lower layer died first
	C The two species are unrelated
	 DThe species in the higher layer evolved from the species in the lower layer
	E They died at the same time

shrutipande9 · Answer

Maybe B. But not vry sure. I guess this would be true only if the 2 layerd are way too apart from each other.

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking B as well. It's the only logical answer to me. But again, we could be wrong, but thank you

shrutipande9 · Answer

Yes agreed. dats d most logical ans. Inform me when you get the right ans. Ur welcome:-)