The answer to your question is TROPICAL COASTS
No, here are some rankings I found. please make me the brainliest!
Comparisons and Ranking
Rank
Type of Coal
Calorific Value (MJ/kg)
#1
Anthracite
30 millijoules per kilogram
#2
Bituminous
18.8–29.3 millijoules per kilogram
#3
Sub-bituminous
8.3–25 millijoules per kilogram
#4
Lignite (brown coal)
5.5–14.3 millijoules per kilogram
Answer:
D. Layer B
Explanation:
The correct answer is Layer B.
The law of superposition actually states that the sedimentary rock unit is at the bottom while the the youngest rock is at the top. The principle of cross-cutting relationships states in layers of rocks, a fault or intrusion that cuts through rock layers is younger than the rocks that it cuts through.
Layer B was actually formed after Layer C. This makes Layer B younger than Layer C and closest in age to Layer C. The intrusion, Layer D is the youngest of all.
Answer:
c. warms slowly, but holds heat longer
