Question

Help please! medal, fan, and testimonial for who ever helps me through this!!

Answer 1

How may I help you? :)

Answer 2

sorry i was trying to do it myself... here is the question im on:

Answer 3

@Elise_a18

Answer 4

yes, I'm here

Answer 5

The Tapeats Sandstone and Bright Angel Shale contain fossils of trilobites, which were marine organisms similar to modern-day horseshoe crabs. The Muav and Redwall limestones contain a boneless fish fossil. The Supai Group and Hermit Shale contain a boned fish. The Cocino Sandstone and layers above contain an amphibian fossil. Which correctly orders these organisms, from oldest to youngest?
A.
boned fish, trilobite, amphibian, boneless fish

B.
trilobite, boneless fish, boned fish, amphibian

C.
amphibian, boneless fish, boned fish, trilobite

D.
trilobite, amphibian, boned fish, boneless fish

Answer 6

here is the pic:

Answer 7

http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1020500_1021000/1020876/4/9b58164be16dd3cb0ddee47f2bc03a737a6cb53a/MS2_ERT_03_09_UAS.jpg

Answer 8

I'm so sorry. I have no idea :( I apologize... I'll paste your link in the comments :)

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

its fine

Answer 11

I know how much it sucks when you cant get an answer. Have a great day!

Answer 12

at least you tried to help :)

Answer 13

You too!

Answer 14

ill give u a medal for at least trying lol :)

Answer 15

Sorry I don't know the answer but let's just look on some reference I found in the Internet....Hope it helps! :)

http://www.detectingdesign.com/fossilrecord.html
https://answersingenesis.org/fossils/fossil-record/order-in-the-fossil-record/
https://letterstocreationists.wordpress.com/grand-canyon-creation/

Answer 16

Aw, thank you :)

Answer 17

I'll see if I can help :)

Answer 18

The oldest has to be trilobite.

Answer 19

Boneless fish is next..

Answer 20

Your answer has to be B. I hope I'm not too late!!