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nataly862011 [7]
3 years ago
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How do biozones help scientists? Choose all that apply. A) The relative age of the rock can be determined by the types of fossil

s it contains. B) Rock layers in different locations that contain the same fossils may be considered the same age. C) A biozone can help trace the path of evolution over time. D) A specific biozone can indicate a particular type of past environment.
Biology
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podryga [215]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:  C). A biozone can help trace the path of evolution over time.

Biozone is a stratigraphic unit which contains fossils in layers of strata existed in a particular geologic period.  It is named as biozone because it depicts the number of biological taxa existed in particular strata. Therefore, the variation in features within taxonomic groups in biozones can give indication of evolution with respect to time.  

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