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The middle layer has no fossils. As such, the layer is likely not the same age as the fossils above and below it. The middle layer might represent a rock intrusion that occurred at most 445.6 MYA, based on the age of the trilobite. The middle layer could also be older than Peripatus, at least 570 million years old. The age of the middle layer can’t be stated with any certainty.
Explanation:
This is the correct answer according to PLATO/ edmentum
The correct answer is A. Heliocentric theory
Explanation:
Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer, mainly known for his observations that led Galilei to conclude planets revolve around the Sun (Heliocentric theory) instead of the sun and other planets revolving around the Earth (Geogcentrict theory). One of the observations that make Galilei drew this conclusion were telescopic observation of Venus, in this Galieli noticed similar to the moon Venus had different "phases" or changed its size and lighting, which was only possible if the sun was in the center of the solar system and planets revolve around it including the Earth. Thus, that Galileo was Venus changing size proved the Heliocentric theory.
Answer:
9 cm per year
Explanation:
By measuring the length of the volcanic chain and the time interval between the formation of the oldest structure and the youngest structure, an average speed of plate movement can be calculated.
Answer:
I'd say they both have a difference on how they run things, but that doesn't mean the countries are horrible, they do things differently in ways that people who live there want to stay there.
Explanation:
Consumer Prices in Greenland are 65.19% higher than in United States (without rent)
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Greenland are 42.22% higher than in United States
Rent Prices in Greenland are 1.99% lower than in United States
Restaurant Prices in Greenland are 30.19% higher than in United States
Groceries Prices in Greenland are 76.26% higher than in United States
Local Purchasing Power in Greenland is 37.20% lower than in United States