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What is the second lowest soil layer called?
Subsoil
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What is the second highest soil layer called?
Top soil
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Why do Paleontologists wet their fossils?
To bring out the details
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What was this fossil created in
Rocks
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What is a voilent and sudden force that brings changes to the land?
Earthquakes
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If you find a dolphin fossil in a desert, what can that tell you?
The desert used to be ocean
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What are the three main types of rocks that we learned about in class?
Metamorphic, sedimentary, igneous
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How can weather affect homes by the shore
Loose soil and rocks can cause erosion and damage
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What was this fossil created in?
Resin
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What type of rock is this
Igneous
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What type of rock is this?
Sedementary
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What helped shape the land of Michigan?
Glaciers
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What is magma?
Molten Rock
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What changes the earth's surface?
Water, wind, volcanos
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What are rocks made out of?
Minerals
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What is soil made out of?
Living and non-living things
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What is the top soil layer called?
Humas
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What type of rock is this?
Metamorphic
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What types of things become fossils?
Bones, plants, animals
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Why do rocks in beaches have smooth edges?
Moving water tumbles rocks against each other Sharp edges get eroded away
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Are the top rocks older or are the bottom rocks older?
Bottom rocks are the oldest
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What do fossils tell us about earth?
The history of life on Earth
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What was this fossil created in?
A glacier
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What is his job?
Palentologist
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What are the three places you may find fossils?
Glaciers, rocks, sticky resin
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What do we call a person who studies fossils?
Paleontologist
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Erosion changes the shape of natural features. Give some examples of these natural features
Rocks, mountains, hills
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