Asynchronous DO NOW 10/9: 8th grade science by Keesha Landis https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw en-us 2025-10-08 17:21:17 UTC 2025-10-10 12:55:13 UTC hello@padlet.com Relative Dating of Rock Layers klandis16 https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3624045119 According to the following data, where would layer A be located (ex. top, middle, or bottom): Fossil A → 200 million years ago

  • Fossil B → 65 million years ago

  • Fossil C → 2 million years ago

]]> 2025-10-08 17:25:46 UTC https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3624045119 Kayleigh Contreras https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3624396145 Layer/fossil A would be on the very bottom, while layer/fossil B would be in the middle, and layer/fossil C would be on the top.

]]> 2025-10-09 00:13:06 UTC https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3624396145 Malik Stegall malikstegall https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3625058942 C on top, B in the middle, A on the bottom

]]> 2025-10-09 10:15:55 UTC https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3625058942 Riley Herring https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3625203450 The fossil A would be at the very bottom rock layer followed by B on top of A and lastly C on top of the both of those. That is because the oldest layers are at the bottom and the newer layers are at the top.

]]> 2025-10-09 12:17:11 UTC https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3625203450 Nakala Reavis https://padlet.com/klandis16/l8cp4xgq15eqceuw/wish/3626709139 Fossil A would be the bottom .


Fossil B would be the middle.


Fossil C would be the top.

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