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22. What is?

23. This type of rock contains most fossils that are found.

24. What is sedimentary rock?

25. This set of processes transforms one rock type into another rock type and is always occurring.

26. What is the rock cycle?

27. Fossils cannot find there way into this type of rock.

28. What is igneous rock?

29. Rock layers will be found in this order as you dig deeper into the earth’s crust.

30. What is youngest to oldest?

31. Like an intruder, this type of igneous rock cuts vertically across horizontal rock layers that are always older than it.

32. What is an intrusion?

33. Something must be this many years old to be called a fossil.

34. What is 10,000 years old?

35. This type of fossil is only evidence of the real thing.

36. What is a trace fossil?

37. Casts are made from this type of fossil.

38. What is a mold?

39. Mosquitos in amber and Woolley Mammoths in ice and tar pits are examples of this. The Daily Double

40. What are preserved remains or body fossils?

41. All the fossils ever found by paleontologists (and amateurs like you and me) combine to form this.

42. What is the fossil record?

43. This “Time” is the longest part of the geologic time scale.

44. What is Pre-Cambrian Time?

45. The Geologic Time Scale after Pre-Cambrian Time is broken into this many Eras.

46. What is 3?

47. This seems to occur for each change in the Geologic Time Scale.

48. What is a Mass Extinction or mass explosion of Life.

49. The Cenozoic era is sometimes called the Age of this backboned creature.

50. What are mammals?

51. The formation of this giant landmass may have caused a great extinction at the end of the paleozoic era.

52. What is Pangaea?