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Froggy Jumps Extinction Clues QuizOnline version Fossil clues by Zainab Al Thahery 1 What provides scientists with evidence of organisms that lived millions of years ago? a A. Weather forecasts b B. Fossil record c C. Ocean currents 2 In undisturbed rock layers, where are the oldest fossils usually found? a B. In the top layers b A. In the bottom layers c D. On Earth's surface 3 Trilobite fossils are found in older rock layers but disappear from younger layers. What is the best inference? a D. Trilobites moved into the rocks. b B. Trilobites became extinct. c A. Trilobites learned to fly. 4 A scientist finds trilobite fossils below a rock boundary and Coelophysis fossils above it. What does this evidence suggest? a B. Coelophysis lived before trilobites. b A. Both organisms lived at exactly the same time. c C. Different organisms lived during different periods of Earth's history. 5 What usually happens to biodiversity during a mass extinction? a B. It immediately doubles. b C. It remains exactly the same. c A. It decreases significantly. 6 Fossil data show 80 species in one rock layer and only 15 species in the layer immediately above it. Which explanation is BEST supported by the evidence? a A. A major extinction event may have occurred. b C. The younger layer must be older. c B. All organisms became larger. 7 After a mass extinction, the fossil record shows that the number of different species gradually increases again. What conclusion is BEST supported by this pattern? a C. Surviving organisms diversified and new species appeared over time. b B. Fossils became living organisms again. c A. Life completely stopped after the extinction.

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Extinction Clues QuizOnline version

Fossil clues

by Zainab Al Thahery

What provides scientists with evidence of organisms that lived millions of years ago?

A. Weather forecasts

B. Fossil record

C. Ocean currents

In undisturbed rock layers, where are the oldest fossils usually found?

B. In the top layers

A. In the bottom layers

D. On Earth's surface

Trilobite fossils are found in older rock layers but disappear from younger layers. What is the best inference?

D. Trilobites moved into the rocks.

B. Trilobites became extinct.

A. Trilobites learned to fly.

A scientist finds trilobite fossils below a rock boundary and Coelophysis fossils above it. What does this evidence suggest?

B. Coelophysis lived before trilobites.

A. Both organisms lived at exactly the same time.

C. Different organisms lived during different periods of Earth's history.

What usually happens to biodiversity during a mass extinction?

B. It immediately doubles.

C. It remains exactly the same.

A. It decreases significantly.

Fossil data show 80 species in one rock layer and only 15 species in the layer immediately above it. Which explanation is BEST supported by the evidence?

A. A major extinction event may have occurred.

C. The younger layer must be older.

B. All organisms became larger.

After a mass extinction, the fossil record shows that the number of different species gradually increases again. What conclusion is BEST supported by this pattern?

C. Surviving organisms diversified and new species appeared over time.

B. Fossils became living organisms again.

A. Life completely stopped after the extinction.

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Extinction Clues QuizOnline version

by Zainab Al Thahery

What provides scientists with evidence of organisms that lived millions of years ago?

In undisturbed rock layers, where are the oldest fossils usually found?

Trilobite fossils are found in older rock layers but disappear from younger layers. What is the best inference?

A scientist finds trilobite fossils below a rock boundary and Coelophysis fossils above it. What does this evidence suggest?

What usually happens to biodiversity during a mass extinction?

Fossil data show 80 species in one rock layer and only 15 species in the layer immediately above it. Which explanation is BEST supported by the evidence?

After a mass extinction, the fossil record shows that the number of different species gradually increases again. What conclusion is BEST supported by this pattern?

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