6. Examine the specimen in the photograph below. a. Explain the origin of the two circular openings on this specimen. b. Tell what sort of organism most likely made these circular openings, and why they are located in this particular place on the specimen. c. What might have caused the light-colored circular patches near the top edge and on the left side of this specimen

I'm not sure but I think it's b

Because the earth is not round ,but it may seem round when viewed from ,our planet but true some points earth is not round was an oblate spheroid -a square that it squashed as globe however is not even a perfect oblate spheroid.in fact isaac newton's first proposed that earth was not perfectly round but it was an oblate spheroid instead.that mean a square that is squashed as its poles and swollen at the

Can you put the picture?