Answer:
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
1 deposition of sedimentary layers (3, 4 & 5)
You can see that these layers are at the bottom and following the law of superposition the deeper the layer is the older. So out of all the layers, 3,4,and 5 are the youngest layers.
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2 </span>earthquake creates a fault line (7)
The earthquake fault occurred next because as you can see, the fault cuts through layers 1 - 5 and stops before layer 8. And if you noticed layers 1-5 are shifted and this happened because a fault was created after they formed.
3 deposition of sedimentary layers (9 & 10)
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4 </span>volcanic intrusion (11)
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It comes after layers 9 and 10 because the intrusion cuts through it.
5 erosion (12)
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Answer:
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