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    The document contains two cross sections of bedrock outcrops 15 km apart that show numbered rock layers some containing fossil remains. Rock layers 3 and 4 from both outcrops contain the same fossil remains, indicating the organisms lived during the same geological period. The fossils found in layers 3 and 4 are members of the same group of organisms.

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    The document contains two cross sections of bedrock outcrops 15 km apart that show numbered rock layers some containing fossil remains. Rock layers 3 and 4 from both outcrops contain the same fossil remains, indicating the organisms lived during the same geological period. The fossils found in layers 3 and 4 are members of the same group of organisms.

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    The document contains two cross sections of bedrock outcrops 15 km apart that show numbered rock layers some containing fossil remains. Rock layers 3 and 4 from both outcrops contain the same fossil remains, indicating the organisms lived during the same geological period. The fossils found in layers 3 and 4 are members of the same group of organisms.

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    The document contains two cross sections of bedrock outcrops 15 km apart that show numbered rock layers some containing fossil remains. Rock layers 3 and 4 from both outcrops contain the same fossil remains, indicating the organisms lived during the same geological period. The fossils found in layers 3 and 4 are members of the same group of organisms.

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    21, Base your answer to the following question on the cross sections below, which represent nvo bedrock

    outcrops 15 kilometers apart. The rock layers have been numbered for identification and some contain the
    index fussil remains shown.

    to SC2I!e}

    Both organisms that formed the fossils found in rock layers 3 and 4
    (1) lived during the same period of geologic (3) are members of the same group of organisms
    (2) lived in polar regions are still alive today

    22. The Mohawk River and the Hudson River both 25. Wnat is the best explanation for the shape of the
    flow primarily over a landscape region classified cliff in the diagram?
    as
    Jovvlands (3) higWands
    (2) mountains (4) plateaus

    Chemical weathering vviHoccur most rapidly


    when rocks are exposed to the
    (1) hydrosphere and lithosphere
    (2) mesosphere and thermosphere
    ( 1) Rocks A and C are made or larger particles
    (3) hydrosphere Ch'1datmosphere
    than rock B.
    (4) lithosphere and atmosphere
    (2) The particles in rocks A and C are more
    As warm, moist air moves into a region, fmnly cemented than those in rock B.,
    barometric pressure readings in the region will The minerals in rocks A and C erode faster
    generally them those in rock Bo
    (4) Rocks A and C have not been exposed to
    (1) decrease (3) remain the same
    weathering as long as B.
    lllcrease

    April Review 2009

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