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I learned that the different layers have different parts. And sometimes there can be intrusions, erosion, shifts tilts.

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Something I learned today is what the future time era will be called.

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We learned that layers are difficult to understand and about the Law of Superposition.

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I learned that the layers can be very confusing.
Also that the intrusions can be very large.
One question is why do we need to know this.

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You can tell that age of the rocks based on the order of the layers.
I learned how intrusion happens.

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We learned about the different layers and what order they come in

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We learned that you can tell the age of the rock by the order and the types of fossils found in it. And that

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We learned that you determine the relative age of Earth's layers by looking at the fossils in the layers and the order of the layers. We also learned that faults cause the layers to be uneven, and we learned that magma can create a whole new layer.

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I learned that the colors of rocks and the layers could help you figure out which is the oldest or the youngest. I learned that the the fossils at the bottom is the oldest. I learned that the fossils at the top is the youngest.

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I learned that the things at the bottom were older than the things on the top, that one organism could determine were and when everything in that placed lived also. How long did it take for people to find that crater that ended the dinosaurs. Why were the father and son looking for that element.

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we have learned that today that there are many different types of rocks that have fossils and sediment materials in it . i have learned the difference in the strata. also that the oldest fossils are at the bottom and the youngest at the top . i want to know if there are any multiplies of the fossils but different and where it can be found . i want to share with you the

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It's the order of the layers.
We learned about the different type of fossils, layers, and interventions. We also learned the bottom layers are older than the top. Are there shorter names for these fossils? And how old is the oldest fossil ever?

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The fossils at the bottom are older and the fossil toward the surface are newer.

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Each layer is lay on top of a older one. Of course this takes a very long time.

Fossil can come in many way:

A fossil that traps the organisms and preserved it is very rare

Fossils can be just a footprint and not just bones

Fossil record is the age of the fossil

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Your information is true and the specific details you put were on point.

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The Fossil had an age when they were put on this land and we learned that rocks can transfer to be in different layers

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By the layer and the order

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I learned a layers and how they are placed and fossils and rocks

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We learned Different Fossil rocks, and how Crinoids attach them selves to rocks in the bottom of the ocean.

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Well our earth layers are based on their age and what type of fossils are found in there

We learned today that the crater that destroyed dinosaurs was found in Mexico

We want to know how did the crater kill all of the dinosaurs

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By the layer and its order

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we learned that fossils are based on how they are formed. Trilobites are organism prevented from dying by being trapped in amber, tar, etc.. mold fossils are formed when an organism are changed to rock, decays leaving a shape of an organism. 1.

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We can use fossils and the rock layers that are below us. We learned what order animals came in from trilobites to humans now.

We learned how to find the order of paths walked by animals before us. How do they know the exact age of animals before. how do they get that deep to get those fossils

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Earths oceans come and go because of the geologic time.
After the lava flow, more layers of rock are added or removed.

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We learned , the oldest rock layer is all the way at the bottom , if there not horizontal to each other , we cannot use it as evidence.
We can found out about the animals there before us.

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The Fossils had ages of when they was put on this l

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We learned that The highest layer of rocks is the youngest and the lowest layer is the oldest, people have to dig farther down to find older rocks, and that the trilobites were extinct 245 million years ago.

why when people dig underground, you will always find sand?
how do people tell how old bones are?

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We learned to identify which layers are young & old, about intrusions, and creatures such as the Archaeopteryx.

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sarriya :i learned about different types or rocks (fossils)

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The fossil that's on the bottom is the oldest in the rock layer.
We learned today that according to the the law of superposition that in the rock layers that are present the layer at the bottom is normally the oldest layer because of relative aging.
One thing we want to know is if when you have to diagrams or experiences that are the same then how to you pick out the differences between the type of intrusions occurring between the two