0
jump
Wiki User
∙ 10y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What information can the fossil record provide about patterns of diversification and extinction?
Fossils can provide information about what lived in the past. By comparing the fossils to their modern counterparts, scientists can also provide us with information about the environment in which the rock containing the fossil was deposited. Also, fossils can be used as time indicators. This can be important when trying to piece together the history of a continent because the fossil can be used to compare the ages of rocks that are separated by great distances. In a nutshell, the fossil record can provide evolutionary information on extinction and diversification, how they died off, what their life was like, what their time period was like, and what they evolved into.
How can i use puddle in a sentence?
The young boys had a great time jumping in the puddle.
Why would it be better to use the muddy puddle water than the seawater?
It is better to use the muddy puddle water than the seawater because of the salt
What is a good sentence with the word extinction?
the mammoths slowly went into extinction.
How do you use the word mass extinction in a sentence?
We are still not sure what caused the mass extinction of the dinosaurs, though an asteroid impact seems to be the popular theory.Scientists believe we may be heading towards another mass extinction event.
Fossil extinction puddle?
Dry
Fossil is to extinction as puddle is to?
Hh
The fossil record shows that periods of are followed by diversity in organisms.?
Mass extinction
The fossil record shows that periods of what are followed by diversity in organisms?
Mass extinction
The three major categories of evidence provided by the fossil record are?
Catastrophe, stasis, and extinction.
What is Non-evolutionary Trends?
-The tendency of loss at extinction boundaries to appear, because of incomplete sampling, more gradual in the fossil record than it actually was during the extinction event.
What is Signor-Lipps Effect?
-The tendency of loss at extinction boundaries to appear, because of incomplete sampling, more gradual in the fossil record than it actually was during the extinction event.
What is the Sepkoski Diversity Curves?
The tendency of loss at extinction boundaries to appear, because of incomplete sampling, more gradual in the fossil record than it actually was during the extinction event.
What is the global affect on animal extinction?
well, hunting is a big cause for extinction, also we are cutting down trees, and when we burn fossil fuels, we release harmful gasses. we also cause oil spills
Who is credited with the first proposing the concept of species extinction?
george cuvier, french scientist, examning the fossil-laden rock of the Paris Basin early in the nineteen century, provided conclusive evidence of the extinction of species on earth.
Where did the extintion of dinosaurs occurred?
There is no actual place which extinction occurred as dinosaurs are represented on every continent by both extant species and fossil remains.
How many places would you find volcanoes?
Volcanoes, active, dormant or fossil are ubiquitous.
