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Fossils of a species of beaver are found in layer 6. which layer is most likely to have organisms that have lived at the same time as the beavers species?

Fossils of a species of beaver are found in layer 6. which layer is most likely to-example-1

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Layer 5 would be the most likely. The shift up into layer 6 would both mix the already found fossils and its own. Plus, the layers are close as it is

I hope this helps!

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User Aviade
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Answer: Layer 5

Explanation:

The beavers are the species that lived at the time that when they formed fossil they attained the layer number 6.

The other animals or plant species that lived at that time will be found close to the layer number 6.

The layer close to layer 6 is number 5, so the species that lived at the same time as the beavers species will be here only.

Hence, the correct answer is option C

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