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In an undisturbed stack of rock layers, each containing fossils of once-living organisms, where would some evidence of the most ancient life forms MOST LIKELY be found? A. at th…

In an undisturbed stack of rock layers, each containing fossils of once-living organisms, where would some evidence of the most ancient life forms MOST LIKELY be found? A. at th…
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In an undisturbed stack of rock layers, each containing fossils of once-living organisms, where would some evidence of the most ancient life forms MOST LIKELY be found? A. at the top of the stack B. near the top of the stack C. in the middle of the stack D. at the bottom of the stack

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A. At the top of the rock stack.

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