You have found a layer in a site with a 2 points Save Answer to 1.2 species of fossil known as Rex. This of fossil has been found in many sites in the region, and has been dated to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago. Using biostratigraphy, you can use this information to say that the Snagglus Rex fossil you found must be a male. the fossil and the layer you found must be at least 500.000 years older than the snagglus Rex fossils in the same region. nothing information on snagglus Rex in the same region does not give you any information at all about snagglus Rex you found. the fossil and the layer you found also must date the to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago. You have found some human bones in which all the epiphyses of the long bones are fused, and the mandible has all its teeth, including the wisdom teeth. This means you know you have found male. female. juvenile. an adult. A fossil is Preserved soft parts of the body only, such as a mummy, but not preserved bones. An early from of insectivore. The remains or traces of an ancient organism, including fossilized bones, casts, and mummies. Anyone over 40. Solution You have found a layer in a site with a species of fossil known as Snagglus Rex. This species of fossil has been found in many sites in the region, and has been dated to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago. Using biostratigraphy, you can use this information to say that a. the Snagglus Rex fossil you found must be a male. b. nothing -- information on Snagglus Rex in the same region does not give you any information at all about the Snagglus Rex you found. c. the fossil and the layer you found must be at least 500,000 years older than the Snagglus Rex fossils in the same region.-answer d. the fossil and the layer you found also must date to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago. Question 29 Answer : an adult Long bones have three unmistakable areas the diaphysis, or shaft; the metaphysis, or the flared end of the pole; and the epiphysis, or end top of the bone. Long bone development happens at the epiphyseal or development plate, situated between the metaphysis and epiphysis.The development plate itself is comprised of a framework of ligament. Osteoblasts, the fibroblast-like cells in charge of bone creation, are set down on this platform. The osteoblasts create a collagen network that is then mineralized to wind up distinctly new bone. On the off chance that development is as yet progressing, more ligament is set down on that bone as the development plate moves more distant far from the focal point of the pole, and the procedure rehashes. At the point when development is at last achieved, development stops and the epiphysis and metaphysispermanently fuse together =================== Question 30 Answer : the remains o traces of an accent organism including fossilized bones, casts an dmummies a. the Snagglus Rex fossil you found must be a male. b. nothing -- information on Snagglus Rex in the same region does not give you any information at all about the Snagglus.

1. You have found a layer in a site with a 2 points Save Answer to 1.2 species of fossil known as
Rex. This of fossil has been found in many sites in the region, and has been dated to 1.2 - 1.3
million years ago. Using biostratigraphy, you can use this information to say that the Snagglus
Rex fossil you found must be a male. the fossil and the layer you found must be at least 500.000
years older than the snagglus Rex fossils in the same region. nothing information on snagglus
Rex in the same region does not give you any information at all about snagglus Rex you found.
the fossil and the layer you found also must date the to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago. You have
found some human bones in which all the epiphyses of the long bones are fused, and the
mandible has all its teeth, including the wisdom teeth. This means you know you have found
male. female. juvenile. an adult. A fossil is Preserved soft parts of the body only, such as a
mummy, but not preserved bones. An early from of insectivore. The remains or traces of an
ancient organism, including fossilized bones, casts, and mummies. Anyone over 40.
Solution
You have found a layer in a site with a species of fossil known as Snagglus Rex. This species of
fossil has been found in many sites in the region, and has been dated to 1.2 - 1.3 million years
ago. Using biostratigraphy, you can use this information to say that
a.
the Snagglus Rex fossil you found must be a male.
b.
nothing -- information on Snagglus Rex in the same region does not give you any information at
all about the Snagglus Rex you found.
c.
the fossil and the layer you found must be at least 500,000 years older than the Snagglus Rex
fossils in the same region.-answer
d.
the fossil and the layer you found also must date to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago.
Question 29
Answer : an adult
Long bones have three unmistakable areas the diaphysis, or shaft; the metaphysis, or the flared
end of the pole; and the epiphysis, or end top of the bone. Long bone development happens at the
epiphyseal or development plate, situated between the metaphysis and epiphysis.The
development plate itself is comprised of a framework of ligament. Osteoblasts, the fibroblast-like
cells in charge of bone creation, are set down on this platform. The osteoblasts create a collagen
network that is then mineralized to wind up distinctly new bone. On the off chance that

2. development is as yet progressing, more ligament is set down on that bone as the development
plate moves more distant far from the focal point of the pole, and the procedure rehashes. At the
point when development is at last achieved, development stops and the epiphysis and
metaphysispermanently fuse together
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Question 30
Answer : the remains o traces of an accent organism including fossilized bones, casts an
dmummies
a.
the Snagglus Rex fossil you found must be a male.
b.
nothing -- information on Snagglus Rex in the same region does not give you any information at
all about the Snagglus Rex you found.
c.
the fossil and the layer you found must be at least 500,000 years older than the Snagglus Rex
fossils in the same region.-answer
d.
the fossil and the layer you found also must date to 1.2 - 1.3 million years ago.