Question

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Answer 1

@JustSaiyan

Answer 2

D. Obviously. Why are the screenshots taking SO long to load?

Answer 3

C. There was no life in the Precambrian eon.

Answer 4

Nothing but volcanoes and lava.

Answer 5

@JustSaiyan

Answer 6

rapid burial and hard body parts

Answer 7

Anything soft would decompose and disintegrate to nothing. And that would be A, not c.

Answer 8

That's A .-.

Answer 9

C, obviously. If no bones are found, it means they moved on, maybe something wrong with the temperature, etc.

Answer 10

Hmmm....D maybe.

Answer 11

Probably not A, the mesosaurus was mostly an aquatic reptile, but I suppose it could cross on land, if it adapted. However, C. is the most likely option

Answer 12

Not A, and I don't think B. Usually they carbon date the rocks, but that is never EXACT.

Answer 13

I would say D or C.

Answer 14

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Answer 15

What?

Answer 16

If you want an exact 100% answer have someone google it, I am going by what I know.

Answer 17

Which one doe.

Answer 18

I would choose D.

Answer 19

O-o Alright then. If that is what you wanna go with....

Answer 20

Is it not it?

Answer 21

RIP grammar.

Answer 22

Is that not the answer? *

Answer 23

@JustSaiyan

Answer 24

I said D.....

Answer 25

I don't think Carbon dating would count as what C implies.

Answer 26

J or F.

Answer 27

Looks like sedimentary. It isn't the other two, because one is brick, and the other has brick IN it.

Answer 28

F...?

Answer 29

@Shadow

Answer 30

I would choose F.

Answer 31

Right ^-^

Answer 32

YEY. Is that it?

Answer 33

I have Geography