This is designed to assess how well the students understand the relationship of geologic time periods, fossil record and evolution
The age of oceans
The age of fishes
The age of dinosaurs
The age of corals
To gather more floating food - planktons
To have more of their surface exposed to sunlight
To be streamlined so water can flow around them
To attract another coral to mate with
Squid
Fish
Clam
Earth worm
Not living any more
Currently found on the Earth
Super sized
Slow
The water temperature got colder during this time
Their food supply started to fight back
There were bigger, more aggressive predators
It looked impressive
Both B and C
The body plan of the organism
The color of the organism
The time period that the organism lived
The size of the organism
The continents have always been in the same place, so the oceans must have been deeper and covered Ohio during the time the sharks lived here
During the time period that the fossils layer was created, the land that is now Ohio was closer to the equator and covered by a warm ocean
Lake Erie used to be larger and the sharks swam up the St. Lawrence seaway and lived in the lake
Ice age hunters trapped sharks in the ocean and brought them to Ohio as a food source
A nuclear submarine
A Hummer
A RTA bus
A typical high school student
Consistent rock layers that can be traced in North America and Europe
The mid-Atlantic Ridge
Similar fossil species found on multiple continents
Pyramids in South America and Egypt
Human
Shark
Sea gull
Toad
Translation fossils
Transition fossils
Transmutation fossils
Transecting fossils
Temperate and Tropical
Forests and Large Lakes
Ocean and Dessert
Global Warming and Global Freezing
Burning ancient forests
Plant material falling into swamps over thousands of years
Plant material accumulating in dry dessert basins
Animals waste deposits accumulating in early caves
Made of cells
Can reproduce
Can be a gas
Can adapt to environmental stimulus
An indicator fossil
An index fossil
An inpalinate fossil
A marker fossil
Single celled
Evaporated
There was no life
Buried under layers of molten rock
Geobiologists
Fossilologists
Paleontologists
Rockahoundologists
Utopia
Granwasta
Euraustamia
Pangea
CO2 gas being produced
A temperature change
Presence of cells when studied under a microscope
Temperature change