In the dry and hilly region of southeast Utah, many fossil remains have been uncovered. Trilobite casts, petrified bones of alli
gators, and preserved dinosaur footprints, were all found in the same location, but in different rock layers. What can we infer about the history of this region? options:
A: this area was a gathering place for many many different types of animals.
B: ancient flooding in this region washed fossil remains into this area.
C: the Earth’s surface and climate has changed over time.
This is an example of the Kilauea eruption and located in the Hawaiian volcanoes as the stream plums rise as the lava enters the pacific ocean and is a quiet type of the eruption and sets for in everything in its path.
