In a series of rock layers, a geologist finds fossils of a pine trees and oak trees in layers that are 1.0 m and 1.5 m deep. However, in a layer that is 2.0 m deep, he finds fossils of tropical plants and trees.
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In a series of rock layers, a geologist finds fossils of a pine trees and oak trees in layers that are 1.0 m and 1.5 m deep. However, in a layer that is 2.0 m deep, he finds fossils of tropical plants and trees. Which explains his findings? A. The ancient climate remained hot. B. The continent shifted toward the mid-latitudes and polar regions. C. The continent shifted toward the tropics. D. The continent remained in the tropics.
What do you think?
um a
Well with that option, it would have continued to remain hot. There wouldn't be pine trees or oak trees.
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Now, that would also eliminate option D.
b?
If the continent was already in the tropics, it wouldn't have shifted into them. But out of them. This now leaves you with B
so the answer is b
Yes, we used the process of elimination to get that.
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