Biology, 08.12.2020 22:20 michaelmcgee99
The image above shows a fossit that was discovered in a particular rock layer. Using the Rule of Superposition, approximately how
old is the fossil shown above?
A) 50 million years
B) 70 million years
C) 190 million years
D) 250 million years
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